On 19th October, a local rally in front of the Chinese Consulate in Sydney marked
the launch of “The Global Coalition To Bring Jiang To Justice.” This
initiative is an international alliance organised by those who have suffered
persecution under the Ex China’s Leaders’s [Jiang Zemin] dictatorship. It is
dedicated to protecting the future of humanity with the purpose of stopping
persecution and genocide in its tracks.
The Global Coalition To Bring Jiang To Justice is an independent non government
organization committed to exposing the crimes against humanity as committed
by Jiang Zemin and his accomplices. This Coalition is a non-profit organization
and is currently operating with the contributions of many members who volunteer
their time, effort, wisdom, and money. The Coalition welcomes more support from
concerned organisations and kind-hearted people both inside and outside China
so that its mission of stopping Jiang’s crimes and restoring justice can be
realized as soon as possible.
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| David Rubacek spokesperson of the Global Coalition to Bring Jiang to Justice |
Dr Songfa Liu, representative of World Organisation to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong Australian Branch |
Chin Jin: Chairman of The Federation for a Democratic China (FDC) Australian Division |
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| Zhang Xiao Gang: Council member of the Federation for a Democratic China (FDC) |
Representative from Falun Dafa group NSW | Hang Ji Ren, Council member of the Chinese Alliance for Democracy (CAD) |
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| Banner | Mock Trial | Parade in the City |
The Coalition has no political purpose or agenda. Anyone who is willing to sue Jiang can be part of it. The Coalition encourages all good people and concerned citizens throughout
the world, also intends to work with the United Nations to initiate a criminal
tribunal against Jiang.
The major media, Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, Epochtimes, Reuters, Sound of Hope and NTD TV, also attended
and interviewed the Coalition organiser and other speakers of the rally.
Posting date: 20/Oct/2003
Original article date: 19/Oct/2003
Category: Australian News
