Taiwan: News of the Atrocities in Sujiatun Concentration Camp Spreads During "March for Democracy and Peace"

(Clearwisdom.net)

"Inhumane! The CCP kills people as if killing chickens!" This is the most-heard comment made by Taiwan citizens who participated in the grand 3-18 March after they learned about the atrocities in the Sujiatun Concentration Camp. On March 18, more than 100,000 people participated in a grand march with the theme "We want democracy, not invasion!" to protest the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) invasion threat.

To let more citizens know about the CCP's outrageous crimes, practitioners displayed banners and distributed fliers

Reportedly, the CCP has established a concentration camp in Sujiatun, which has detained at least 6,000 Falun Gong practitioners. Seventy-five percent of the practitioners were cremated after the authorities harvested their organs. Taiwan practitioners distributed fliers about the camp to raise awareness of the CCP's inhumane practices. Many people volunteered to help practitioners to distribute the fliers.

After they read the flier, many commented: "The CCP is too inhumane!" "Taiwan media should report more on news of this kind so that people can see the evil nature of the Party. If the CCP can so inhumanely kill Mainland Chinese, imagine how they might treat Taiwanese!"

People read the horrifying news about the concentration camp

A man who didn't know the truth about Falun Gong tried to snatch the truth-clarifying materials from a practitioner. The practitioner protected the materials with his body. The man then crushed up the newspaper in his hands and threw it at the practitioner. People watching then all came to ask for a copy of the material in the practitioners' hands. The man left resentfully.

Some people gave a "thumbs up" to practitioners, saying, "Keep it up! Taiwan needs people like you who have the courage to expose the atrocities of the CCP. If everyone were as courageous as you, the CCP would have collapsed long ago and peace across the Strait would be a reality!

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/3/22/123414.html

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