Japan: Practitioners Call for an End of the Chinese Communist Regime's Slaughter

On April 14th, 2006, practitioners in Japan came to the Japanese Parliament again to expose the CCP's atrocities of excising organs from living practitioners and selling them for profit, and to call on the international community and all people of conscience to help to immediately stop the Chinese Communist regime's slaughter.

Exposing the Chinese Communist regime's inhumanity in front of Parliament

From 10 a.m. on, practitioners from the Tokyo Metro area, Shizuoka-ken, Osaka, Nagano, Kobe etc, wearing white flowers, formed a human wall in front of the Parliament building. They held up big posters and pictures to expose the ongoing crimes in China.

Through loudspeakers, practitioners condemned the Chinese Communist regime's brutal persecution. The voice echoed around the Parliament building, and people could hear from the entrance of the subway. The explanation plus the huge banners and posters deeply touched Parliament members, policemen, tourists and other passersby. Some practitioners passed out fliers and a special edition on the atrocities that the Chinese Communist regime committed in the forced labour camp and concentration camp. Some other practitioners collected signatures for supporting an independent investigation on live organ removal from Falun Gong practitioners in Chinese forced labor camps. Some practitioners visited Parliament Members' offices to ask for their help.

A huge banner calling for an end of the Chinese Communist regime's persecution against practitioners was hung up on the wall of the second hall of the House of Representatives. Parliament members passed by often and accepted the materials that practitioners distributed.

Signing petition to request an investigation of atrocities in concentration camps

Mr. Tsuruzono Masaaki from the Falun Dafa Association at Japan said in an interview, "We really hope that parliament members can learn about the CCP's atrocities. We truly hope that the Japanese government and parliament members will find out about the inhuman atrocities of the Chinese Communist regime and to help stop it."

When passersby were interviewed on the topic, they expressed outrage and disgust at the CCP's crimes.

A policeman there told the reporter that he had read the "Nine Commentaries on Communist Party". He said he knew that the Communist Party is really evil and capable of committing any crime. [To read the Nine Commentaries online visit Nine Commentaries]