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Florida Times-Union Reports Falun Gong Practitioners' Peaceful Appeal During G8 Summit (Photos)
(Clearwisdom.net) On June 8, The Florida Times-Union published a series
of photos about Falun Gong practitioners' appeal activity in Savannah and
Brunswick, Georgia during the G8 Summit. Qing Yang, front, along with other practitioners of Falun Gong meditate at
Overlook Park in Brunswick. A group of Falun Gong practitioners came to
Brunswick to display their continued persecution in China in front of the press
covering the G8 summit. Qing Yang is dressed as a torture victim for an exhibit
by the group of what they suffer under the Chinese government. Photo by CHRIS
VIOLA/STAFF Luck Lu and Ron Zhao reenact a torture scene suffered by Falun Gong
practitioners in China at Overlook Park in Brunswick, GA , Tuesday, June 8,
2004. Photo by CHRIS VIOLA/STAFF Practitioners of Falun Gong or Falun Dafa, a program of exercise, meditation
and peaceful self-cultivation that has been outlawed in China. Tim Sun of
Detroit, Michigan goes through a qigong exercise in Reynolds Square in Downtown
Savannah, GA. The group seeks to raise awareness of the persecution of Falun
Gong followers in China during the G8 Summit. Photo by Bob Mack/staff Tim Sun of Detroit, Michigan exercises beneath the statue of John Wesley,
founder of Methodism. The group seeks to raise awareness of the persecution of
Falun Gong followers in China during the G8 Summit. Photo by Bob Mack/staff Members of various groups of practitioners of Falun Gong or Falun Dafa
demonstrated their system of exercises, meditation, and peaceful
self-cultivation in Reynolds Square in downtown Savannah, GA. The group also
displayed photos and other exhibits to try to raise awareness of the persecution
of followers in China who they say have been tortured, incarcerated and some
forced into slave labor because of their beliefs. Kevin Do, of Ft. Lauderdale,
FL explains what the group hopes to accomplish to Sgt. Anthony Gallo of the
Savannah Police Department who stopped on his regular patrol to see what the
group was all about. Photo by Bob Mack/staff. Source http://www.jacksonville.com/images/galleries/060804g8/ Posting date: 6/19/2004 |