Italy: Falun Gong Practitioners Protest in Front of Argentinean Embassy (Photo)

By an Italian practitioner

(Clearwisdom.net)

Practitioners send forth righteous thoughts in front of Argentinean Embassy and display truth clarification photos

During the New Year holidays, Falun Gong practitioners in Rome went to appeal in front of the Argentinean Embassy and call on Argentina's government to resist the Chinese Communist regime's exportation of violence. The practitioners did the exercises outside the Embassy and distributed leaflets to pedestrians. The Falun Gong Association in Italy expressed its concern about an incident which took place in Argentina by telephone and fax and clarified the truth about Falun Gong to the Ambassador's assistant. In the meantime, an open letter from the Falun Gong Association in Italy, a copy of "Nine Commentaries of the Communist Party", and other informational materials were mailed to the Argentinean Embassy.

During the time that Luo Gan, one of the ringleaders of the Chinese Communist Party and the head of China's 610 Office, visited Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, Falun Gong practitioners held a peaceful protest in front of the Argentinean parliament and were attacked by Chinese nationals instigated by the CCP. The villains snatched away the flyers and banners and even attacked Argentinean citizens who bravely extended a helping hand. According to a witness, the Argentine police were present while the violence took place, yet they did not intervene. Obviously, the CCP has extended its persecution overseas.

The Falun Gong Association in Italy demanded that the Argentinean government conduct an investigation into this act, as well as the violation of ethics by the Argentinean police, and give a satisfactory answer. In the meantime, it counseled the Argentinean government to truly safeguard the Argentinean people's interests and not bring shame and disaster upon its people because of pressure from the CCP.

Source: http://clearharmony.net/articles/200601/30876.html

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/1/10/118385.html

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