Media Article from Germany: Activity Held for Human Rights - Collecting Signatures in Downtown Uelzen
(Clearwisdom.net) On February 15, 2004, Uelzen Advertisement News
reported a human rights activity organized by Falun Gong practitioners, below is
the English translation of this report: Falun Gong practitioners caught people's attention in downtown Uelzen on
Saturday February the 14th. Through this activity, B.G. and other enthusiastic
attendants wanted to draw the public's attention to the ongoing human rights
infringements in China. Falun Gong is a peaceful cultivation practice based on
truthfulness, benevolence and forbearance. In the past, Falun Gong was passed
down from master to student. Its wide spread began in 1992. Within a few years,
more than one hundred million people started practicing Falun Gong in China
alone. B.G. said, "Owing to the Chinese government's fear of group activities,
Falun Gong practitioners have been persecuted in China." She explained the
situation of a Chinese lady named Xiong Wei, who used to study in Berlin. Ms.
Xiong Wei returned to China from Germany for a job and was imprisoned in a
forced labor camp because she distributed Falun Gong leaflets. B.G. is a human
rights advocate. She continued, "Rarely known to the public is the fact
that many toys exported from China were manufactured in this forced labor
camp." The prisoners are abused like slaves. They also suffer brutal
torture. Although the aforementioned lady has been released, B.G. stated,
"We don't have any information about her current situation or her
whereabouts." Many of the people who get released from the forced labor
camps are "on the brink of death". Recently, the Chinese Government
has applied pressure to other countries just like they did to the French
Government during the Chinese Spring Festival. B.G. and other supporters hope to raise the public's attention to the human
rights violations occurring in China. The facts of the persecution in China are
unimaginable; people are persecuted because of their beliefs. Petition
signatures were collected in this activity, which will be passed onto the Human
Rights Committee of the German Parliament.
Source: http://www.clearharmony.net/articles/200403/18361.html
Chinese version available at
http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/3/8/69420.html
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