Shen Yun-artister och arrangör fördömer KKP:s inblandning efter inställda föreställningar i Toronto| NTD NYHETER

Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, home to the Canadian Opera Company Mottos recently faced bomb threats directed at Kenyunn's performances. Although the police stated the threats were unfounded, the theater still canceled six scheduled performances. The local organizer of the performances stated that this is not the first time Kenyon has received such threats. but it's the first time a performance has been canceled. We believe these threats are part of a larger campaign by the Chinese Communist Party. to release Kenyun. A depiction of China before communism and human rights abuses in China still occur today. Canada's Member of Parliament Garnet Jenner also condemned the threats. We know that Kenyun is regularly scheduled, and we know why. For the artistic messages that Kenyans convey, those are the ones that the CCP does not approve of. The corporate government must implement changes with changes everywhere. Parliamentarian Judy Skrå has also commented on the matter and said the recent events concerning Kenyun Performing Arts, A legitimate cultural production appreciated by the public throughout Canada is deeply concerning. This organization has been subjected to a coordinated harassment campaign, including false bomb threats. Some have been traced to actors linked to the Chinese Communist Party. Globally, Kenya has faced more than 150 threats in the past two years. However, no explosives have ever been found, and none of the threats have been carried out. Reports suggest that certain threats originate in China. It is part of a coordinated campaign to disrupt operations. Last year, two Chinese agents in the United States were sentenced to prison for attempting to Hire an internal accessibility agent to initiate an investigation in Kenya. The USA has also continued to intensify its intimidation against the company. Four Seasons Theater stated in a statement that the measure was taken out of pure caution. After having received an escalating series of threatening messages were immediately reported to the Toronto Police. The theater allowed for the well-being of its staff, teams, artists, and audience of the highest priority and that the decision was made with regard to public safety. Toronto Police confirmed to the Toronto Sun on Wednesday. The bomb incidents occurred on Sunday, March 29, and on Monday, March 30. and that no threats have occurred since then. The events have sparked debate both in Canada and internationally. Currently, several media outlets, including Toronto's news channel CP24, CTV News, The National Post, The Toronto Sun, and The Toronto Star It has been reported on TV, in print, and online, drawing attention to this case of cross-border oppression. Some in the audience only found out that the performance was canceled when they arrived at the theater. We stayed up until four o'clock this morning to get here early. We took a walk and had lunch, and now we thought we'd go see the theater. So we're very shocked and surprised that we can't do it. Several of the storytellers who were supposed to perform in Toronto were among those who personally experienced Persecution by the Chinese Communist Party. When I was eight years old, my mother went to prison for three years because of him. At the time, my father was also discovered and sent to a brine water center. These borders have been with me since my childhood. I will never forget the day my mother was thrown out. After school, I saw how my women were thrown out by their parents. I waited for it a long time, but no one came to me. A year later, the persecution continued. The police followed me from school in order to locate our home. One day, ten thousand employees came to our house and took my mother away again. For a childhood, it is normal, but it should never be normal. For Shenzhen artists, the Chinese Communist Party's influence does not end at China's borders. NTD News, Toronto, Canada.