אירוע חריג בפינלנד: בכיר קומוניסטי סיני איים בפומבי על קבוצה של מתרגלי מדיטציית פאלון גונג

Former Hong Kong chief executive Liang Chengying, who also serves as vice chairman of Beijing's top political advisory body, is reportedly threatening a religious group in Finland. Here's what happened. Once we have your names, we can immediately investigate you one by one when we return. Your name is Miao Fengjuan, right? The encounter was reported by Falun Gong practitioners in Finland. They often gather in parks and tourist areas to raise awareness about the Chinese Communist regime's human rights abuses and its persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China. Last week, former Hong Kong chief executive Liang Chengying met them in a local park while they were collecting signatures in support of human rights. In Hong Kong, after so many years, we have thoroughly investigated everything about Falun Gong. Falun Gong is a spiritual practice that began in mainland China in 1992. Within a few years, it spread across China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, and internationally. Since the Chinese Communist regime's brutal crackdown in 1999, Falun Gong has remained legally registered in Hong Kong and many other countries. Many practitioners from mainland China have fled persecution, seeking refuge in democracies around the world. Have you been to China? I'm from China. If my family had stayed in China, we would have died. Liang Chengying and his wife questioned the practitioners' beliefs and rejected claims of human rights abuses by the Chinese Communist Party. In May, the U.S. House of Representatives unanimously passed the Falun Gong Protection Act.