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International Team Poised to Enter China for "Broad and Rigorous" Investigation of Atrocities against Falun Gong NEWS - Apr.
17, 2006 Falun Dafa
Information Center [
http://www.faluninfo.net/ ] NEW YORK (Falun Dafa
Information Center) - A newly-formed international coalition of organizations
announced today that investigators from North America, Europe, and Australia
will begin applying for visas today as part of a plan to enter China and conduct
a "broad and rigorous" investigation of China's concentration and labor camps.
The coalition also plans
to investigate medical facilities throughout China that conduct organ
transplants in light of mounting evidence that thousands of Falun Gong
practitioners are being killed for their organs there. (news)
Led by the Falun Dafa
Association and MingHui website researchers, the Coalition to Investigate the
Persecution of Falun Gong in China (CIPFG) includes media, non-profit
organizations, and legal professionals that have expertise in uncovering details
of human rights abuses in China. "We have very specific and
extensive information on labor and concentration camps throughout China," says
Coalition spokesperson Dr. Sherry Zhang. "We know where the atrocities are
taking place, and in many cases we have detailed eyewitness accounts."
"If the Chinese regime is
serious about allowing investigation of these matters, it must open the doors to
all transplant hospitals, concentration camps, and labor camps, and do so
immediately," says Zhang. "Anything short of that would indicate, without a
doubt, a cover-up." The MingHui website
receives daily over 500 communications from throughout China detailing human
rights abuses against Falun Gong practitioners. This is more than any other
organization in the world. Since it first went online in 1999, MingHui has built
a vast communication network in China. It therefore has an unparalleled ability
to collect eyewitness accounts from China, verify their contents and even safely
arrange meetings in China between Falun Gong practitioners and human rights
workers. Zhang says the Coalition
plans on putting the knowledge and techniques developed by MingHui and other
Coalition members to work on the ground in China. "If the leadership of the
Chinese communist regime is at all sincere about investigating these
atrocities," adds Zhang, "it will allow us into the country and guarantee our
safety. The situation right now could not be more urgent." # # #
NEWS - Apr. 17, 2006 Background Posting date: 4/18/2006
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