Chia-i, Taiwan: Despite Rain, Practitioners Strongly Condemn the Inhumanity of the Chinese Communist Regime (Photo)

By Jin Ding

(Clearwisdom.net) On April 15, 2006, to cooperate with the "Asian-Pacific Area Synchronized 24 hours Hunger Strike" calling for a complete investigation on the Chinese Communist regime's (CCP) stealing and selling organs of practitioners, a group of practitioners from coastal area, Chia-i City, Taiwan held a hunger strike at Puzi Art Park in the rain. The practitioners want to call on people to learn the facts of the organ smuggling that the CCP committed, and condemn and stop the atrocities.

Despite a rainy day of April 15, starting at 9:00 a.m. a group of practitioners from the costal area came to do meditation in Puzi Art Park. According to a practitioner named Hou, ever since the Sujiatun incident of harvesting organs from living practitioners in a concentration camp was exposed by a witness, the inhumanity has been highlighted and condemned by the international community. To destroy the evidence, the CCP urgently relocated all the practitioners to other forced labor camps, prisons and other locations, and started to do away with witnesses to eliminate evidence. Therefore we call on all the people of conscience to step forward to condemn the CCP's inhumanity. He said, "Many people still don't know the brutality of the persecution against practitioners. The CCP has been blocking all information and alluring western media with an inflated market in mainland China. They put pressure on the international media, so that the barbaric persecution of the practitioners has yet to be fully exposed. We are here to do meditation, help people learn the facts, work together to stop the persecution, and rescue those practitioners who are still suffering from the persecution."

A passerby learned about the CCP's atrocities of live organ harvesting for profit and then cremating remains to eliminate the evidence. Looking at the practitioners sitting in the rain, he shook his head and then said, "No wonder even heaven is also shedding tears."

Some other practitioners from Chia-i City went to Chung-cheng Park to expose the CCP's atrocities to the public, and collect signatures to condemn the CCP. They also called for an end to the persecution and the protection of human rights.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/4/17/125406.html

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