Taiwan: Falun Gong Practitioners from Pingtung Expose the Chinese Communist Party's Crime of Harvesting Organs for Profit (Photos)

By a practitioner from Pingtung, Taiwan

(Clearwisdom.net) On September 24, 2006, Falun Gong practitioners from Pingtung, Taiwan held an activity at the train station to expose the Chinese Communist Party's crime of harvesting organs from living Falun Gong practitioners. Practitioners re-enacted the organ harvesting. Viewers of the exhibit were shocked by the CCP's brutality and condemned its crimes.

Clarifying the truth

Exposing the CCP's crime of organ harvesting

Clarifying the truth

Visitors to the exhibit listen to the facts of the persecution

Re-enacting the organ harvesting

Signing names to support Falun Gong

Condemning the CCP brutality

Many people learned the truth about the persecution of Falun Gong. They told practitioners that they would tell their friends and family members about it. They praised practitioners' efforts and courage, and many of them signed their names to support Falun Gong.

Ms. Cai, who was one of the practitioners re-enacting the organ harvesting, said that she hopes that this activity of exposing the CCP crimes will raise awareness so that more people will stand up to help practitioners to stop the persecution.

According to the report by independent Canadian investigators, the allegations of organ harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioners in Mainland China are true. Mr. Matas, a member of the investigation team, said this is, "a form of evil we have yet to see on this planet."

Through practitioners' efforts, more and more voices of justice are calling for a complete investigation of the organ harvesting in prisons and labor camps in China. In Taiwan, 86 legislators and eight county councils passed resolutions condemning the CCP persecution of Falun Gong and called on the international community to stop the persecution.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/9/25/138633.html

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