Question on China’s Human Rights raised in the Swedish Parliament

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On February 12 2003, Mr. Kent Härstedt raised the issue of China’s human rights in a parliament session in Sweden.

He said, "China is the most populous country in the world, but admittedly [...] I regard China as a totalitarian country."

Mr. Harstedt continued, "..It remains impossible to have freedom of assembly and the chance to form a union in China. Any form of organisation that holds a critical attitude toward the government will be relentlessly suppressed. Other organisations, which comment on Tibet or Taiwan are also oppressed. We all know that Falun Gong is being cruelly persecuted in China. This indicates the seriousness of the persecution there."

http://www.riksdagen.se/debatt/200203/prot/56/htframe.htm

February 14, 2003

Chinese version available at
http://www.yuanming.net/articles/200302/17367.html

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