Hong Kong Falun Gong Practitioners Practise outside Immigration Tower and Protest Persecution

According to Hong Kong's Falun Dafa Association, in the past four days there have already been over one hundred overseas Falun Gong practitioners that were stopped in the Hong Kong airport and restricted from entering Hong Kong. On the morning of June 30 alone, there were forty-eight Falun Gong practitioners from Taiwan that were forcibly taken on to planes and sent back to Taiwan. The Hong Kong Falun Gong spokesperson Mr. Kan Hung-cheung believes that the Hong Kong government received pressure from Beijing to put restrictions on those who enter Hong Kong during the five-year anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the mainland.

"Falun Dafa takes 'Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance', the universal truth, as the standard for cultivation practice. It cultivates goodness and is peaceful. All of Dafa's activities are open to the public, and the practice is voluntary. Each practitioner is from different walks of life, and there are no activities that violate the law or that are harmful to society. Since July 20, 1999, when the gang inside the Chinese government that's led by the head political scoundrel began to suppress Falun Gong practitioners, more than 100 million people have been unjustifiably persecuted; more than 100,000 people have been sent to jails, to forced labour camps, and to mental hospitals; more than 1,000 people have been persecuted to death without cause; and this type of persecution still continues. Because of this, the students of Falun Gong are doing all they can to let the world's people and governments know the truth about this persecution and the degree of its wickedness."

Up till June 30, over a hundred Falun Gong practitioners who went there for a peaceful protest have been denied entry without reason at the Hong Kong airport. As to how Falun Gong practitioners, who believe in "Truthfulness-Compassion-Forbearance," are treated, "One Country, Two Systems" is nowhere to be found. Is it possible that Hong Kong has already stooped to the point of being the Mainland's puppet?