Switzerland: Clarifying the Facts at the Chinese Consulate in Zürich After the Death of Liu Chengjun (Photos)
After hearing that Changchun practitioner Mr. Liu Chengjun was persecuted to
death by Jiang's regime, Swiss Dafa practitioners gathered at the Chinese
Consulate on December the 30th 2003 to mourn his death and appeal for his
murderers to be brought to justice.
Liu Chengjun was involved in broadcasting videos that exposed the Jiang
regime's slanderous lies against Falun Gong over Changchun's cable TV network on
March the 5th 2002. After this important event, many practitioners were arrested
and severely beaten. Liu Chengjun passed away in Jilin University's Sino-Japan
Friendship Hospital at 4:00am on December the 26th 2003 after suffering horrific
brutality in prison for twenty-one months. On the same day, police cremated his
body against his family's wishes and without an autopsy. Eyewitnesses discovered
blood pouring from Liu's nostrils, ears and thighs.
Practitioners erected three banners reading "Appeal for Punishment of the
Instigators who Murdered Liu Chengjun, "Global Coalition: Bring Jiang Zemin to
Justice and "Falun Gong: Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance.
During the peaceful demonstration, practitioners received many kind responses
from Swiss people. Two elderly ladies happily accepted leaflets about the murder
of Liu Chengjun, and one of them talked with practitioners to find out more.
Another elderly gentleman who had read Falun Gong leaflets before, talked to
practitioners for a long time after hearing about Liu's tragic death. He
mentioned that many shops are filled with cheap Chinese-made products in
Switzerland and that a practitioner told him about that many of these products
are made in Chinese labour camps where Falun Gong practitioners are illegally
detained, forced to work long hours without pay and frequently beaten. The
gentleman expressed great sympathy for their suffering and wished the
practitioners luck for the future. One young gentleman passed by and when asked
if he would like to sign the petition for Falun Gong practitioners' human rights
in China, he happily agreed. Practitioners could not find a pen and so the young
man said that he would go home to fetch one. Later he came back and signed the
petition. Another gentleman told practitioners that what they are doing is
worthwhile and courageous.
The evil in other dimensions greatly fears the banners. Two plainclothes
policemen approached practitioners and asked: How long are you going to stay
here? Practitioners replied that they would be there "up to ten minutes past
five. The policemen said that "someone telephoned us saying that you are holding
a demonstration here, you need permission for this. Practitioners replied: "We
are sorry. We only learned about the tragic death of Mr Liu Chengjun yesterday
and we did not have time to apply for a permit. Would it be possible for you to
provide us with the telephone number of the application department? The
policemen wrote down the phone number for practitioners and said, "It may be too
later to apply for permission because of the holiday. You can apply for
permission after the 5th of January, and then come here again." A practitioner
told the policemen how police in China arrest good people and they replied,
"Yes. We know Falun Gong practitioners are good people." Practitioners continued
to clarify about Falun Gong, the murder of Liu Chengjun and gave them some
leaflets. The policemen said that they were aware of the persecution of Falun
Gong practitioners in China and left practitioners without disturbing them.
Around five o'clock, the policemen came again and said that someone had
called them again and kindly told the practitioners that they had to finish
their activities. Practitioners told them that the people were wrong to call
them because Jiang has applied a lot of pressure on people, they are very
afraid. Jiang has done many evil things in China. Practitioners are here to
expose the evil deeds by use of peaceful means. The policemen smiled back and
said: Yes, you are doing a good thing and left.
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