| Delegate:
China bans Falun Gong to protect more women from danger (04/10/2001)
The very reason that the Chinese government has banned the Falun
Gong cult according to law is to protect more innocent women and
girls from danger and harms by the evil cult, a Chinese delegate
said in Beijing Monday.
"The Chinese government has always attached great importance
to the protection of women's rights, progress and development, and
made tremendous efforts in this regard," said Li Dongsheng,
Special Advisor of the Chinese delegation, at the 57th session of
the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.
However, he stressed, women's rights are trampled upon by various
evil powers, one of which is the Falun Gong cult. And among the
Falun Gong practitioners, women account for a considerable part.
By taking advantage of women's sincere and kind nature and their
ardent eagerness for a happy life, the Falun Gong entices them to
get obsessed with the cult, according to the Chinese delegate.
He said Falun Gong practices inhumane mind control upon women,
gradually deprives them of freedom of expression, and makes them
abandon family and become irrational, which ultimately leads to
great misfortune to their families and irremediable disaster to
their health and even lives. "What is more striking and horrible
about Falun Gong is that, many female practitioners, tempted by
the so-called going-to- heaven, even paid the price of mutilating
themselves or committing suicide to escape the 'dooms-day' and enter
the 'heaven'," he said.
Li recalled that seven Falun Gong practitioners, among whom five
are females, set fire on themselves at the Tiananmen Square in Beijing
in January.
"We would therefore take this opportunity to call upon the
whole international community to act together for the eradication
of all evil cults, one of the common hazards of the world, so to
protect women's rights and interests," he said.
(Xinhua)
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