Germany: The Persecution of Falun Gong Exposed in Bayern State

In April, Falun Gong practitioners in Germany’s Bayern State took advantage of a sunny and warm spring day to expose the inside stories of the Chinese Communist regime’s persecution against Falun Gong and the atrocities of harvesting living Falun Gong practitioners’ organs to the public. The local media also helped Falun Gong practitioners to call for support to end the persecution.

To mark the seventh anniversary of the “April 25th appeal incident,” Falun Gong practitioners in the capital of Bayern State, Munich, staged a protest against the persecution of Falun Gong at the Chinese Consulate.

In Bayern State’s second largest city, Nuremberg, which is famous for the trial of the Nazis, Falun Gong practitioners held various Falun Gong information day activities repeatedly to help people know the facts that the Chinese Communist regime is even more evil than the Nazis in the past.

At Erlangen, a University city near Nuremberg, Falun Gong practitioners held information day activities several times to expose the Chinese Communist regime’s crimes of genocide. A local newspaper, Erlangen News also carried some reports about the activities.

Ms. Cong, a Falun Gong practitioner from Augsburg, the third largest city in Bayern State, staged a hunger strike against the Chinese Communist regime’s atrocities against Falun Gong practitioners. The activity was widely supported by many local residents.

In late April, a local newspaper in Wuerzburg city, Rhine’s Echo carried a touching article with a fabulous photo of the activities exposing the atrocity that Falun Gong practitioners’ organs were harvested in China’s concentration camps.

Falun Gong practitioners in central Bayern enthusiastically held various activities. Residents of Regensburg City were shocked by the inside story about the atrocities that the Chinese Communist regime harvested Falun Gong practitioners’ organs on the sly, and signed the petition against the persecution. A local magazine the Danube News also sent reporters to cover the activities aiming to rescue the Falun Gong practitioners in China.

Falun Gong activities were also held in Landshut, another mid-sized city in central Bayern. Local Falun Gong practitioners overcame various interferences to get a permission to hold the Falun Gong information day activity. A German, Mr. Wagner, held a display board to show passersby the on-going tragedy in China.

In Passau, a city on the border between Germany and Austria, Falun Gong practitioners exposed the inside stories about the persecution. They also displayed a thank-you note in which practitioners in Guangxi Province’ Liu Zhou, a city twined with Passau, extended their appreciation to foreign countries for their supports. In the letter, Falun Gong practitioners in Liu Zhou City expressed that they firmly believed that justice will eventually overpower the evil.

Though no practice site has been established in the automobile city, Ingolstadt, practitioners in other cities near Bayern still successfully held a Falun Gong information day activity there. Local newspaper, the Danube Post also carried some positive reports with photos about the activities.

The people living in Bayern’s forest area are honest an upright. With local practitioners’ enthusiasm and media support, Falun Gong is popular in the Cham area. The journalists, who came to the information day in Furth in Wald to cover the Chinese Communist regime’s atrocities of harvesting human organs, expressed that they really sympathise with Falun Gong practitioners. Besides signing the petition against the persecution, they wrote articles to call on the German government to try its best to take measures investigating the situation of all the forced labour camps in China in order to put an end to the cruel torture and massacre as well as to immediately release all the Falun Gong practitioners being incarcerated. In addition, prior to the activity being held, some newspapers also carried the news about ten million Chinese people quitting the Chinese Communist Party