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The Chinese authority’s reason for persecuting Falun Gong is that it is a force the Chinese authorities are unable to control, as well as the fact that its numbers exceeded the membership of the Chinese Communist Party. Therefore it was regarded as a threat.
(AFDI) – As part of the on-going campaign to raise awareness about the human rights crisis in China, Melbourne will host a series of events between 12th – 14th September, 2003.
The woman smiled and said, “I do not have that much difficulty really. Some people say that cultivators do not live normal lives. I will show them! My children and I, we have a good life.
In order to appeal to the kind Australians for rescuing the family members who are persecuted in China for their belief, four Sydney Falun Gong practitioners have embarked on a “SOS Car Tour”.
AN Australian resident subjected to torture and persecution in China is to have her case championed in the United Nations Commission on Human Rights by eminent human rights lawyer Geoffrey Robertson.
A range of civil actions against Jiang Zemin and his persecution of Falun Gong members are under way internationally, but Ms Zhang’s case is unique in that it is an international legal action launched by an individual against the former Chinese president.
Hong Kong’s government on Friday scrapped plans to introduce controversial security legislation which sparked massive protests and triggered the territory’s worst political crisis since the 1997 handover.
Ms Zhang has been away from her Bankstown home in Australia on a world tour since
May 2001. She has exhibited in over 40 countries and well over 100 cities. Being
in Australia for just over one month, she has already begun her latest tour, exhibiting
her traditional Chinese paintings in different districts throughout New South
Wales.
As part of a NSW regional tour of Ms Zhang Cui Ying’s traditional Chinese paintings, the exhibition was successfully opened in Ingleburn by Campbelltown City Mayor.
The previously documented relics retrieved from the ruins of a Parthian city located in a suburb of the modern city of Baghdad include an ancient battery dated to 250-224 BC. But the city holds surprises greater than this – a more striking finding was reported recently.
China’s Jinling pagoda was built at a Nanjing city suburb around 1400 AD by Ming dynasty’s military advisor and famous scholar, Mr. Liu Ji (alias Liu Bowen). As the pagoda being torn down in early 20th century by order of Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek, this monument inscription was found.
