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Italy: Practitioners are Invited to Explain the Facts About the Persecution at an International Human Rights Conference in Rome On February the 13th and 14th 2004, the well-known Italian human rights organisation “Hands Off Cain” hosted an international human rights conference concerning the abolishment of capital punishment. Falun Gong practitioner Mr. Zhang Erping was invited to explain the facts of the persecution against Falun Gong in China and to participate in the press conference. When talking about the persecution that Falun Gong practitioners in China are subjected to, Mr. Zhang cited some specific cases. For example, how a judge in Jiangxi province named Huang Jinchun had been unlawfully arrested and injected with poisonous drugs; how a farmer in Shandong province named Zhao Jinhua was persecuted to death and his body cremated in an attempt to destroy any evidence of torture; how a thirty one year old pregnant woman underwent a forced abortion etc.. Finally, he called on the international community to continue focusing on the persecution and demanded that the Jiang regime stop the persecution, which is causing so much harm to the state and its people. He emphasised once more that Falun Gong has no political appeal and is not against any government. Human history has proved that the evil will never overwhelm the righteous. We know that in the near future people will witness the coming of this day. Among the participants of the conference were: Emma Bonino, Marco Pannella Marco Cappato (MEPs,) the ambassador of the Mari Republic, the EU representative in Africa, Italian MPs and members of Regional Parliaments, the representative of the Canadian embassy, MPs from Nigeria and Kenya, the former Illinois Governor Mr. George Ryan, the vice Minister of Justice of the Ghana Republic, the representative of the Italian NGO, “No Justice and No Peace,” the representative of the Radical Party in New York UN headquarters, members of the Brazilian Council of Human Rights Affairs Advisers , representatives of Italian human rights organisations. Chinese version available at http://www.yuanming.net/articles/200402/28856.html Published: Sunday 22nd February 2004 http://www.clearharmony.net/articles/200402/17966.html |
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