April 2,2006

A Falun Gong practitioner wearing fake bloodied bandages sits in a chair to highlight highlight the treatment of fellow practitioners in China, during a demonstration in central Sydney April 3, 2006. Falun Gong practitioners accuse China of torture and organ harvesting among members in China. The protest coincided with the visit to Australia of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao. REUTERS/Will Burgess Reuters

A Falun Gong practitioner is guarded by a mock policeman to highlight the treatment of fellow practitioners in China, during a demonstration in central Sydney April 3, 2006. Falun Gong practitioners accuse China of torture and organ harvesting of its practitioners in China. REUTERS/Will Burgess Reuters

Falun Gong practitioner, chained and bound to an overhead support, is guarded by a mock policeman to highlight the treatment of fellow practitioners in China, during a demonstration in central Sydney April 3, 2006. REUTERS/Will Burgess

A Falun Gong practitioner is locked in a cage and guarded by a mock policeman.

REUTERS/Will Burgess Reuters - Apr 02 9:50 PM

# A Falun Gong practitioner wears makeup to highlight the treatment of fellow practitioners in China, during a demonstration in central Sydney April 3, 2006. The protest featured practitioners in cages and guarded by mock police.

REUTERS/Will Burgess