Upon learning that in the past 22 days 20 practitioners were killed, which has made the number of killed practitioners in the persecution rapidly increase to 343 (actual number is far more than this), Melbourne practitioners held a press conference in front of Chinese Consulate and various other activities to protest the brutal killings. From January 12 to 14, practitioners arranged various activities such as practicing, sending forth righteous thoughts, holding photo exhibitions and distributing Dafa flyers to protest the persecution and clarify the truth. On the morning of January 14, a reporter from the Times came to report on the event.

Here we strongly demand that Jiang's regime stop killing innocent Falun Gong practitioners. We also admonished those murderers to put an end to their actions, whoever committed the crimes will not escape retribution from heaven.

Posting date: 1/16/2002
Original article date: 1/15/2002
Category: Falun Dafa Worldwide
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2002/1/15/23206.html

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