Audience members in two cities in Taiwan marveled at the precision and beautiful poses of the Shen Yun dancers. One patron, who has seen Shen Yun for three years running, said he was touched every time: “It was breathtaking. There is a kind of feeling on the inside. It's hard to express it in words. You must be there to feel it.”
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The CCP uses a wide variety of brutal torture methods to try to force Falun Gong practitioners to give up their belief. This one routinely leads to disability, including loss of legs and feet. This report documents cases of using boiling water in prisons, labor camps, and detention centers, often in conjunction with other forms of torture.
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It was confirmed last year that 84 Falun Gong practitioners were still incarcerated at Liaoning Women's Prison, notorious for its especially brutal torture of practitioners. Since that time, another eleven women are known to have been sent here. Their alleged “crimes”? Remaining steadfast in their beliefs and daring to speak to others in public about the... Read more
A teacher learns about the CCP's lies at a conference, and after becoming a practitioner, is determined to lead his life in a better way and give his students the chance to have a better future as well.
Reenactments of Chinese doctors harvesting organs from practitioners and methods of torture used on practitioners in China's prisons caught the public's attention in downtown Wellington last weekend. Practitioners were on hand to answer questions and give out information.
Knowing that Ms. Ren was beaten, subjected to brainwashing, and locked in a cage when she was detained previously, her husband and daughter are worried about what she will face this time.
Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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