By a Bosnian practitioner

At the beginning of April, two newspapers from Croatia and Serbia and Montenegro reported about the horrible crimes of the harvesting of Falun Gong practitioners' organs in China.

Vecernje Novosti (Evening News) from Belgrade, the newspaper with the greatest circulation in Serbia and Montenegro, published an article entitled "Selling organs from death camps" on the 28th of March 2006.

The article states: "The detailed witness account of a former security agent of the Chinese government about the existence of concentration camps for the practitioners of the persecuted movement of Falun Gong, states that tens of thousands of people suffer being tortured to death and mostly they are killed to order, so that their organs can be sold through secret channels. ’Nobody got out from there alive' said this secret source from the Chinese Communist Party, and this was the first time that such horrible information about the terror against Falun Gong is coming out from 'inside'."

Further, Vecernje Novosti states: "Falun Gong is a movement spread in China and the world that contains traditional meditation. It is particularly non-violent and open to the public. Teachers of this discipline are not allowed to take money for teaching the exercises. But the mass character of the movement, which, as stated, is practised by up to 100 million people in seventy countries, deeply disturbed the ideologists from the communist party."

Serbia has had good relations with the Chinese government over the past and this article in the biggest Serbian newspaper exposes the truth about the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which is committing bad and unforgivable crimes.

On the 8th of April 2006, Croatian newspaper Novi List published an article entitled "Concentration death camps spread across China: Chinese harvesting of human organs". In the subtitle, Novi List states: "Flourishing trade with human organs is the most profitable business in China and witnesses speak about extremely non-human treatment of the prisoners (mostly Falun Gong practitioners), whose organs are taken while they are still alive, with only minimal use of anesthetics."

The article states: "The witness said that her ex-husband, who is Chinese, also conducted operations on prisoners. He kept secret this fact all the time, but after he started to have nightmares and apparent panic attacks, she asked him openly what was happening to him. He admitted that he personally conducted operations on Falun Gong practitioners and that he cannot stand it any more. 'You cannot imagine my worries. These people were still alive, when I was taking out their organs. It would be easier for me, if they would have been dead, but they were still alive," he admitted. The article described in great detail many facts about the organ harvesting and also mentioned report from the World Organisation to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) and the new witness who disclosed that there are at least thirty six concentration camps for Falun Gong practitioners in China.

The article also listed reasons of the brutal persecution of Falun Gong by the CCP: "In the view of the former head of the CCP and president of China Jiang Zemin, exactly the great popularity of Falun Gong and the high moral principles that Falun Gong is promoting, were the biggest threat and challenge to the CCP. Hundreds of thousands people were put in labour camps, more than 2.800 people were tortured to death and the persecution is followed by an unseen propaganda campaign in the Chinese media aimed at destroying the reputation of Falun Gong."

Before these articles were published, practitioners from Croatia and Serbia and Montenegro systematically contacted many media and journalists and talked to them about Falun Gong. As a result, the media reported the horrible crimes; so many people in these countries were able to learn the facts about Falun Gong and the terrible crimes of the CCP.

http://clearharmony.net/articles/200606/33684.html

Posting date: 6/16/2006
Original article date: 6/16/2006
Category: News & Media Reports

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