Jiang Regime Tries to Hide the Truth of Ouyang Ming's Death from the Australian Government

Recently, the Chinese government released a statement regarding the death of Falun Gong practitioner Ouyang Ming. Ouyang Ming worked as a teacher at Huanggang Industrial College, Hunan Province, and his brother Ouyang Yu is an Australian citizen. The Chinese government claims that Ouyang Ming's death was the result of an accident during his escape from the hospital. The Chinese government is lying to the world and covering up the truth.

Please refer to the following facts:

1. Ouyang Ming was a healthy person. He would not have been sent to the hospital if he had not been persecuted in the first place. Huanggang First Detention Centre is known to have tortured Falun Gong practitioners with 108 different torture methods. Ouyang Ming's workplace confirmed that he passed away after his time in the labour camp.

2. Huanggang First Detention Centre was afraid of being held responsible for Ouyang Ming's death, so they contacted his former wife, and sent him to the hospital for a check-up. The hospital found that Ouyang's kidneys, lungs and liver were malfunctioning. He was also diagnosed with heart disease, as well as diabetes. The hospital could not find a cure for him because his whole body had problems, each requiring medication that could not be used in conjunction with each other. So the doctors were helpless, facing a young man whose body was tortured to such a state within a couple of years in the labour camp. The hospital treatment methods were found to be ineffective after four days, and the police further complicated the matter by frequently interfering with the treatment process and aggressively interrogating the hospital staff as to whether Falun Gong practitioners had visited. Under such difficult circumstances, Ouyang Ming requested to be sent home for treatment, and as soon as he arrived home, policemen Zhou Yuhua and Chen Shuming began making frequent visits to his house to interfere. Chen Shuming taunted Ouyang Ming, saying, "I will lock you up again one day"

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2003/12/5/61876.html