Taiwan: Practitioners in Chiayi Appeal to Two Political Parties Concerning Hong Kong's Forceful Deportation (Photo)

By a practitioner in Taiwan

(Clearwisdom.net) In order to help more people know about Hong Kong's forceful deportation of five hundred Falun Gong practitioners before the July 1 events, Falun Gong practitioners in Chiayi went to the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chiayi Branch on July 6, 2007. The practitioners delivered a petition letter and exposed Hong Kong's violent and forceful deportation of Falun Gong practitioners under the instigation of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The incident was a severe violation of human rights.

Director Chen Mao-seng of the Chiayi DPP Branch expressed his sympathy towards those who were forcefully deported and signed a statement condemning the Hong Kong Government. He indicated that he planned to report the situation to high-level party officials. Mr. Chen said he always emphasized with human rights.

Professor Ai Chang-Rui, a Dafa practitioner from National Chung Cheng University, said that we should not be silent in the face of human rights violations. Hong Kong's forced deportations severely violate human rights. If we do not speak out, the Hong Kong government and the CCP will continue committing crimes. Only if the violence is exposed to the whole world can such crimes be stopped.

At 4:00 p.m., the practitioners went to the National Party, Chiayi Branch to appeal. Director Hu Yi-chan was out, but group leader Lin Rong-cheng and Li Rui-chen met the practitioners and Mr. Lin accepted the petition letter. He said he would transfer the letter to the director.

The practitioners indicated that the CCP pretends to promote peace and prosperity, and even covers up its crimes under the excuse of preparing for the Olympic Games. The CCP's evil nature was once again exposed in this deportation incident. The practitioners hope that people will understand the true nature of the CCP and help safeguard human rights.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2007/7/8/158446.html

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