By a Falun Gong Practitioner in Singapore

(Clearwisdom.net) On April 12, 2006, Falun Gong practitioners in Singapore continued to display their picture boards and banners on Waterloo Street in the busy business district of Singapore. They exposed the large-scale murder and live-harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners' organs by the CCP in forced labor camps in China.

People read display boards about the persecution.

In the past two weeks, Singapore police confiscated Falun Gong display boards four times at different places under the excuse of "no permit." April 12 happened to be the 15^th on the lunar calendar, and many people went to Kuan Im Tng Temple. At 10:40, Falun Gong practitioners started their truth-clarification activity as usual. Pretty soon, seven or more plain-clothes policemen appeared. They took videos of Falun Gong practitioners and took away their display boards after 11a.m. Falun Gong practitioners continued to distribute their flyers and quickly made some new boards.

Around 3 p.m., these plain-clothes policemen came again. Falun Gong practitioners talked with them again and pointed out their unfairness. Many vendors and street artists gather at Kuan Im Tng Temple. It is a district that doesn't require permits. In addition, the CCP's crimes are such a terrible and urgent matter. How could they stop an activity calling for saving lives? The policemen eventually left. Falun Gong practitioners continued their activity.

People asked what had happened. An elderly lady couldn't read, but she wondered what had happened and if she could donate some money to help. Another one said, "God will bless you." He asked if Falun Gong practitioners could teach his child how to do Falun Gong exercises. Many people took this opportunity to read the displays and take truth-clarification materials. A Chinese person who used to refuse to hear about the persecution, greeted Falun Gong practitioners with a smile.

Posting date: 4/14/2006
Original article date: 4/13/2006
Category: Falun Dafa Worldwide
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/4/13/125146.html

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