protest – Chakra

New Zealand: Rally in Support of 230 Million Who Have Quit the Chinese Communist Party

World NewsApril 9, 20160Comments

Falun Gong practitioners held a rally on Queen Elizabeth Square in downtown Auckland, New Zealand on April 2, 2016 in support of 230 million Chinese people who have withdrawn their memberships in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its affiliated organizations. A crowd was attracted by the huge banners, display boards, a performance by waist drummers,…

Calling for Justice and Human Rights During Chinese President’s US Visit

China News, World NewsApril 3, 20160Comments

On the first day of his trip to Washington D.C., Chinese president Xi Jinping met with a call to bring the main culprit of the persecution of Falun Gong to justice. Xi arrived in Andrews Air Force Base on March 30 for the two-day Nuclear Security Summit. Falun Gong practitioners from Washington D.C. held up banners…

G20 Leaders’ Summit: Australian Police Impressed with Falun Dafa’s Peaceful Protest (Photos)

Australia News, Events, Main Page, Media ReleaseNovember 20, 20140Comments

Impressed with Falun Dafa’s peaceful protest, police officers gave their support and protection during the G20 Leaders’ Summit held in Brisbane, Australia. The officers came to understand the kindhearted nature of practitioners through talking with them and reading their pamphlets. The officers said that they were impressed by practitioners’ calm and peaceful behavior given the…

Washington Post: Overreacting to Protest

Events, Main Page, Media Release, Media ReportsApril 24, 20060Comments

WENYI WANG acted rudely when she yelled and waved a banner at visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao during his White House appearance Thursday. She waved a yellow banner and shouted in Chinese: “Stop oppressing the Falun Gong,” “Your time is running out,” and “Anything you have done will come back to you in this lifetime.”…

The Story Behind An Unusual Appeal on the White House Lawn (Photos)

Events, Main Page, Media Release, Media ReportsApril 23, 20060Comments

During President Bush’s welcoming ceremony for the visiting Chinese Communist Chairman, according to media, various issues arose one after another, and the largest one turned all the cameras from Hu Jintao to a Chinese woman.