Stockholm, Sweden: Exposing the Organ Harvesting and Petitioning the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

(Clearwisdom.net) July 20, 2006 marks seven years that the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners has gone. Practitioners held an activity in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, to help more people learn about the brutal persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and the recently revealed savage act of harvesting organs from living Falun Gong practitioners.

People are shocked by the CCP's brutality

People who walked in a hurry, men or women, old or young, were shocked to see the practitioners' demonstration re-enacting live-organ harvesting. People stopped to look carefully at the display boards and listened to explanations. They signed a petition asking the Swedish government to investigate and stop the persecution.

Some Chinese said the CCP can do all kinds of bad things. A student from China, after learning about the truth, expressed support for the peaceful disintegration of the CCP and declared to withdraw from the Youth League.

An editor of a newspaper gave a speech

Filip Bjorner, the editor of the newspaper, Contra, which always exposes the evil nature of the Communist Party, came to the activity and spoke about the harvesting of organs from living Falun Gong practitioners. He said that he had read a detailed report about the organ harvesting, and declared it to be worse than Hitler's persecution of the Jews. He said that the Chinese government should respond to the allegation seriously. He also called upon all the big media in Sweden to report and investigate the organ harvesting.

Submitting the petitiion

Director of Asian Affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Anders Bauer accepted the petition submitted by the representative of Falun Gong association. The petition, signed by over twelve thousand people, asks the Swedish government to immediately stop the CCP from persecuting Falun Gong and to conduct an investigation into the organ harvesting. Anders Bauer said that he had already heard about organ harvesting. He promised to report it to Minister of Foreign Affairs Jan Eliasson.