Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Shenyang street vendor Xia Junfeng has been executed, sparking increasing condemnation online. Some people questioned why Xia was suddenly executed and his family was not allowed to see his corpse. Does this have any link with organ harvesting? Netizen "Jiangfang-Zhouzi" asked:"Was Xia's organs matched with a senior cadre's, so to take Xia's organs, he must die?" Netizen "Ranxiang sister" questioned why the regime only passed a box containing Xia's ash to his family. It is not an unclaimed body. When did a law enforcement department get the right to cremate a body? How much have the organs been sold for? Can it be that there is a senior leader lying in bed waiting for a matched organ, so then they killed Xia quickly? Heng He, current affairs commentator tweeted if conditions allowed, can anyone check in Shenyang if there is a qualified transplantation hospital who carried out a major transplantation on Sept. 25. Please check the time of surgery, organ source, the donor's signature and so on. Petitioners Affected By Beijing Clean Up This week, Beijing regime began to clean out petitioners who came from other cities. The Beijing South Railway Station, petitioners' residential areas and hotels are the major places to be checked. Sources said the cleaning out event would continue until Third Session of Plenary of Communist Party starts in November. According to msguacha.com, on Sept. 25, many security guards in the Wanfang Bridge area of Youanmen dispersed petitioners. They drove vehicles in the area and any petitioner they saw, would be taken into the vehicles. It included homeless people and trash pickers. Guangxi Villagers Protest Against Officials Selling Factory Land On September 25, police and protesters clashed in Luchuan County of Yulin City, Guangxi Province. Several hundred villagers demonstrated and were cracked down on violently. Many people were beaten and injured with more than 20 villagers arrested. According to molihua.org, villagers protested against local officials selling land belonging to a knitwear factory to a developer for their personal gain. Villagers demanded the officials pay compensation but were refused. The villagers held a protest and blocked the factory entrance. The local officials sent more than five hundred police with dogs, who violently dispersed protesters. The same day, hundreds of villagers protested to the County Council. They were suppressed eventually. 《神韵》2013世界巡演新亮点 http://www.ShenYunPerformingArts.org/

• published: 27 Sep 2013
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