BBC Monitoring International Reports: Hong Kong Falun Gong Not Surprised By Claims Of Chinese Spy Network In Australia
June 9, 2005 Text of report by Radio Australia, Melbourne on 9 June In Hong Kong, the Falun Gong spiritual group says it is not surprised at the
latest claims that up to a thousand spies are operating in Australia. Two
Chinese defectors in Australia claim China has a large spy network operating in
the country. Both Chen Yonglin and Hao Fengjun claim they will be persecuted if
they are forced to return to China. The Falun Gong movement, which is banned in China, says the defectors claims
are not surprising. The Falun Gong spokesperson in Hong Kong, (Sharon Shu), says
widespread surveillance in China is common knowledge. [Shu] It is not that surprising because in Hong Kong people know there are
many people or seeds planted by China that actually are working for Beijing
because after 1997, the handover of Hong Kong back to China, they thought that
now we are back to China, there is no need to cover up any more. A lot of them
revealed themselves. To Hong Kong people, it is not surprising that China can
plant people.
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