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• Denmark: Falun Gong Practitioners Protest Against China’s Atrocities in Sujiatun and Call for the Rescue of Persecuted Practitioners

  2006-03-21
  Danish practitioners gathered at the Chinese Embassy to expose and protest against the Chinese Communist Party’s concentration camp in which Falun Gong practitioners’ internal organs are harvested for sale and their bodies then cremated. They urged the international community to launch an investigation.
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• Hungary: People Condemn the CCP's Savage Acts in Sujiatun

  2006-03-21
  Many Hungarians felt horrified and sympathetic after reading about the Sujiatun concentration camp and the brutal way of removing the organs of Falun Gong practitioners, who believe in truthfulness, compassion and forbearance. They volunteered to sign a petition to condemn the CCP's brutal acts and support the end of this horrible persecution.
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• Sweden: Protesting at the Chinese Consulate to Condemn the CCP's crimes in Sujiatun

  2006-03-21
  Stockholm practitioners continued to protest at the Chinese Consulate to strongly condemn the evil crimes committed by the CCP in Sujiatun where practitioners' internal organs are removed while they are still alive. The bodies are then cremated because the CCP released an order to treat the murder of Falun Gong practitioners as suicide.
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• European Friends of Falun Gong Write to the British Medical Association about the Chinese Concentration Camp

  2006-03-21
  "News has emanated from China in recent days that the CCP is selling the body organs of Falun Gong practitioners killed in one of its detention centres, the Sujiatun Concentration Camp in Northern China, to foreign buyers. The establishment of this concentration camp is severe enough in the government’s 7-year campaign to suppress and crush those who exercise their democratic right to freedom of belief and expression by practising Falun Gong, but for the CCP to deal in the sale of their organs both in China and abroad shows a callousness and brutality beyond anything we have seen before."
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• Germany: Falun Gong Practitioners Gather at the Chinese Embassy to Protest against the Sujiatun Concentration Camp

  2006-03-20
  On March 16th 2006, German Falun Gong practitioners from Berlin gathered at the Chinese Embassy to protest against the recently discovery of the Sujiatun concentration camp and for the killing of Falun Gong practitioners and the removal of their organs. Some pedestrians looked closely the display boards and took fliers.
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• Belgium: A Member of Parliament Interrogates the Minister of Foreign Affairs about Sujiatun Concentration Camp

  2006-03-20
  "The concentration camp is located in the Sujiatun District of Shenyang City and, therefore, identified as the Sujiatun concentration camp. The camp is encircled by a wall three meters in height. On top of the wall are electrified barbed-wire meshes. The camp is intensively guarded and kept confidential. Imprisoned in the camp are Falun Gong practitioners kidnapped from northeastern and central China ... Are the Belgian authorities aware of the systematic persecution against Falun Gong practitioners in China?
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• Slovakia: Protest Against Secret Concentration Camp in China

  2006-03-19
  On March 16th 2006, Falun Gong practitioners gathered at the Chinese Embassy in Bratislava to protest against the recently uncovered incident of organs being removed from practitioners in Sujiantun secret concentration camp. Many passersby stopped to ask questions about Falun Gong and the persecution.
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• Swedish Newspaper Reports on the Chinese Authorities Suppression of the Rising Human Rights Activists

  2006-03-19
  Human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng said, "We have no basic human rights, we have no option but to engage in a hunger strike for a long time. This is a tragedy." Gao Zhisheng was the initiator of the hunger strike. He served as the legal representative for dissidents and Falun Gong practitioners in the past and was almost assassinated.
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• Lithuanian Parliamentarian: “Communist regimes killed many people”

  2006-03-19
  "We became a non-country in the Soviet Union, and we did not have any true history books, as they consisted of only 10 pages. Communist regimes and crimes by communist criminals took away our conscience in the form of our religion. Many things were forbidden, as I know from personal experience. The communists took away our minds. Many branches of art and of science were forbidden, so they took away our humanity. As a result, sometimes we cannot assess or condemn the things that happened."
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• Norway: Hunger Strike to Protest the Atrocities at the CCP's Sujiatun Concentration Camp

  2006-03-18
  Practitioners unfurled banners and distributed leaflets to passersby to expose the crimes being committed in the concentration camp. They also collected signatures to call for an end to the persecution. Many people signed their names to show their support. An older woman expressed that she would help Falun Gong practitioners contact international human rights organizations.
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• German Media Reports on a Chinese Lady from Cham Calling for Support for Human Rights

  2006-03-18
  Two German newspapers, Chamer News and Chamland Aktuell reported about the call for support by a Chinese lady from Cham. Before the Secretary of State’s official visit to China, Mrs. Teng-Schwägerl sent him a letter, requesting that he bring up the issue of human rights whilst there. At the same time, she told him about the Chinese hunger strike movement in support of human rights and in protest against the Chinese Communist Party's persecution of Falun Gong.
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• French Parliamentarian: Defenders of human rights should condemn the crimes of communism

  2006-03-18
  Mr Schreiner praised the report as clear and courageous. Although Nazism and its followers have been brought to trial and condemned, communist perpetrators of human rights abuses have not. Communist crimes are as bad as those of Nazism. Communism has been responsible for the extermination of millions of innocent people, but little mention has been made of that in school history syllabuses. Mr Schreiner said politicians have been prudent in denouncing communism while communist regimes still exist. They need to move from their polite silence and etiquette on communism.
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• United Kingdom: Protesting at the Chinese Embassy Against the CCP’s Secret Concentration Camp

  2006-03-17
  Practitioners gathered in London to hold a press conference. They protested against the inhuman atrocities committed by the Chinese Communist Party who set up a secret concentration camp to kill Falun Gong practitioners and harvest their internal organs for profit.
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• UK Falun Gong Association Statement on the Sujiatun Concentration camp

  2006-03-17
  "This is deeply, terribly disturbing, and confirms our worst fears: that CCP authorities remain intent on “eradicating” Falun Gong and in their desperation will go to any lengths. We need to be clear that the persecution has not gone away—it has merely become darker and more hidden. If Falun Dafa practitioners are sent to Sujiatun they have no chance of coming out ... The CCP won’t let a prisoner consume food forever. So what are they up to, then? The Falun Dafa practitioners are killed for their organs, which are sent off to various medical facilities. Organ sales are now a highly profitable business in China. They can't find enough bodies through executions, and no bodies are more readily available for this business than those of the[Falun Dafa practitioners."
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• Bulgarian Parliamentarian: The communist regime undermined human rights and the identity of human beings

  2006-03-17
  Bulgaria was not spared the excesses of the totalitarian communist regime. Between 1984 and 1989, Bulgarians had been imprisoned without trial in prison camps because they had been against the regime or because they had not been sympathetic to communism. Approximately 200,000 people had been imprisoned without trial, of whom 30,000 had been killed. In addition, thousands had “disappeared”. Between the years 1984 and 1989, there had been many flagrant abuses of human rights through violence, assassinations and incarceration in camps.
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