By Falun Gong practitioners in Thailand
December
10, 2005, was International Human Rights Day. On this day, opposite the Chinese
Embassy in Thailand, police interfered with a group of Falun Gong practitioners
peacefully protesting there. The Thai police were incited to do so by Chinese
Embassy officials. The practitioners' human rights were seriously abused.
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In order to protest the rape of women Falun Gong practitioners by depraved policeman
He Xuejian from Hebei Province, and call for an end to the persecution of Falun
Gong, for several consecutive days, some Falun Gong practitioners sat quietly
on the roadside opposite the Chinese Embassy, clarified the truth and distributed
truth clarification materials to passersby. Many people showed their support for
the practitioners' efforts.
  Police search practitioners'bag |
  Plainclothed police check practitioners' passport |
  Police force practitioners to leave |
Thailand's
World Journal published a photo report on this activity on December 9, 2005. But
since December 9, many police officers came over to attempt to take the practitioners
away with an excuse of checking their identification documents. In particular,
nearly at noon on December 10, some police officers and vehicles came in and out
of the Chinese Embassy. Under the Chinese Embassy's instruction, several
dozen police and plainclothes police came across the street, searched practitioners'
bags, dragged them and snatched away their banners, creating great interference.
When the practitioners told the police about the truth of Falun Gong and exposed
the Chinese Embassy's evil deeds, some police officers expressed that they
did not want to come, but the Chinese Embassy asked them to do so.
  Fourteen-year-old practitioner's hand injured |
  Practitioner's bag torn |
Posting
date: 16/Dec/2005
Original article date: 14/Dec/2005
Category: World
News
