(Clearwisdom.net) On July 22, 2006, the Russian Falun Gong practitioners rallied in Moscow to expose the CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong over the past seven years, call for an end to the persecution, and thoroughly abolish the illegal detention of Dafa practitioners in forced labor camps and jails. At the rally, practitioners set up truth clarification display boards to expose the over 100 torture methods used to persecute Falun Gong practitioners by the CCP in labor camps and jails, banners reading " Justice cannot tolerate the CCP’s crimes of harvesting organs from living Falun Gong practitioners and killing them." Practitioners also held a reenactment of the CCP’s organ harvesting from living persons. Some practitioners were distributing the truth clarification materials at train stations, tube stations, and shops nearby.

During the three-hour rally, practitioners used a megaphone to introduce what Falun Dafa is, the situation of Falun Dafa spreading to over 70 countries all over the world, and the truth about the CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong over the past seven years. Many passers-by came to our rally to read the display boards, and listen to practitioners talk about the facts. People could hardly believe that nowadays there is still such an evil persecution existing in the world. Many people took the initiative to sign their names on the petition letter calling for a thorough investigation of the CCP’s crimes and expressed their support for justice and condemnation of the evildoers. In front of the truth, people’s consciences were awakened, and at many times there was a long queue waiting to sign on the spot.


Signing petitions to support Falun Gong’s anti-persecution campaign


We also came to sign and support Falun Gong’s anti-persecution campaign


People take the initiative to sign the petition


Standing in line to support Falun Gong’s anti-persecution campaign


Giving a fine paper-folded lotus flower and wishing the good future for people who support justice


People are shocked by the truth about the persecution