(Clearwisdom.net) During prime time on December 6, Dutch National TV Channel 1 broadcasted an interview with former Chinese official Han Guangsheng. The interview was conducted by a Dutch reporter who flew to Canada to talk with Han in person. Han served as director of the Shenyang Judicial Bureau for years before he left the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) and quit all his posts in September 2001. The interview disclosed the brutal persecution of practitioners by the CCP.

In the program, Han recounted how his conscience couldn't allow him to remain indifferent to the brutal persecution of innocent citizens. Based on his own experience in the Chinese judicial system, he disclosed many appalling cases of human rights violations that took place in forced labor camps, and the systematic torture and abuse of Falun Gong practitioners in detention centers. For example, high voltage electric baton (up to 15KV) shocks, forced-feeding and brainwashing were often employed to force practitioners to denounce the practice. Many practitioners consequently lost their lives.

The program also introduced several paintings of the "Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance" International Art Exhibit. With delicate brush strokes, to expose the brutality of the persecution, practitioner-artists depicted the torture of practitioners in China. In addition, the report also touched upon Ms. Gao Rongrong's case. Ms. Gao's face was disfigured by guards after 7-hours of shocking with electric batons in May 2004. To cover up the undeniable facts of the persecution, the CCP persecuted Gao to death in June 2005.

Han also mentioned that a 15-year-old girl was detained in one of the detention centers in his district. For refusing to denounce Falun Gong, the young girl was also tortured with electric batons. Han stressed that such cases were not rare in those detention centers.

The interview once again disclosed the facts of the brutal persecution and the evil nature of the CCP.

Posting date: 12/9/2005
Original article date: 12/8/2005
Category: News & Media Reports
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/12/8/116109.html

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