South Africa: Practitioners Protest CCP Atrocities in Front of the Chinese Consulate in Cape Town (Photos)

(Clearwisdom.net) On the morning of March 23, Falun Gong practitioners in Cape Town went to the local Chinese Consulate to protest the horrendous atrocities of the CCP inside the Sujiatun Concentration Camp. Reportedly, the camp harvests practitioners' organs for profit while they are still alive and cremates the bodies to destroy evidence. The practitioners read the Falun Dafa Association Announcement (first published on October 9, 2005-http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2005/10/9/65726.html) to urge Chinese consulate officials to abandon the evil path.

The announcement stated: "Since 1999 when the dictator Jiang Zemin initiated the bloody persecution of Falun Gong in China, the CCP has relied upon state power and an array of CCP terrorist mechanisms under its control to suppress innocent Falun Gong practitioners to the greatest extent possible. Under Jiang and the CCP's menace, many province- and city-level officials have acted as ringleaders or collaborators in the torture and killing of Falun Gong practitioners. Using their official positions, they have participated in this persecution to varying degrees, not only as initiators, co-conspirators and ringleaders, but also as aiders, abettors, and other types of accomplices...

"From today on, overseas Falun Gong practitioners will file civil or criminal lawsuits against all important government or CCP officials who participate in or continue to implement the persecution of Falun Gong and as a result, commit new crimes in addition to those they have already perpetrated against Falun Gong..."

After reading the announcement aloud, practitioners demonstrated the five sets of exercises of Falun Gong. Some passing-by vehicles slowed down to watch, and some drivers got out of their cars to get materials and listen to the practitioners' accounts.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/3/25/123702.html

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