Zemin Based on evidence obtained by WOIPFG, Jiang Zemin personally issued the order to eradicate Falun Gong by live organ harvesting.

Jiang Zemin often heard about the founder of Falun Gong. However, Jiang could not tolerate words of praise for another, and was unhappy upon hearing Mr. Li’s name.

The economic model developed and shaped under Jiang Zemin’s reign has been fully inherited by today's China.

Jiang Zemin visited in 2002 and called for faster development.

Jiang Zemin brought the Communist Party to a new low state.

Lai also said that Jiang Zemin “would have known that I was a good friend of his secretary.” Jia Qinglin was another Jiang Zemin confidant involved in the Yuanhua scandal.

Jiang Zemin ordered a thorough investigation.

Jiang Zemin saw his opportunity at a national CCP conference that General Zhang Aiping was attending. Jiang Zemin laid in wait at the entrance. When Zhang Aiping came out, Jiang Zemin asked him whether Zhang knew Jiang Shangqing.

He said China Mobile and its sister carriers were built up during the era of former CCP leader Jiang Zemin—a period when, he said, well-connected officials could "silently make a fortune" through transfers of state-owned assets and the release of military

Jiang Zhicheng, also known by his Anglicized name of Alvin Jiang, was born in 1986 and is the grandson of Jiang Zemin. His father is Jiang Mianheng, the eldest son of Jiang Zemin.

In the “Global Lawsuit Against Jiang”, Jiang Zemin, Luo Gan, Liu Jing, Zhou Yongkang, Zeng Qinghong, and Bo Xilai, are considered the most notorious Party officials seriously involved in the persecution of Falun Gong.

The first reaffirmed the countries’ “comprehensive strategic partnership” and extended the China–Russia friendship treaty, originally signed 25 years ago under Chinese leader Jiang Zemin.

Signed in 2001 by former CCP leader Jiang Zemin and Putin, the treaty established a long-term strategic partnership between Russia and China.

The persecution of Falun Gong was launched by then-Chinese Communist Party leader Jiang Zemin in 1999, after authorities estimated that around 70 million to 100 million had taken up the practice.

And more outrageously, in December 1999, Jiang Zemin gifted Vladivostok unconditionally to Russia! Since the Opium War of 1840, what country has invaded Chinese territory the most?

Then-Chinese leader Jiang Zemin, who found Falun Gong’s popularity unacceptable, demanded that the practice be wiped out. Wang Youmei, in an undated photo.

He further said Li maintained long-standing ties with the family of former CCP leader Deng Xiaoping, while Wei had connections linked to the political network of former Chinese regime leader Jiang Zemin.

Take the three most recent CCP top leaders as examples: Jiang Zemin took power in 1989 at age 63, Hu Jintao in 2002 at age 60, and Xi in 2012 at age 59.

Concluding Thoughts In 1999, then-CCP top leader Jiang Zemin launched a nationwide persecution of the spiritual discipline Falun Gong.

Shoji noted, “Falun Gong is indeed being persecuted—which began during the era of Jiang Zemin. This was truly heart-wrenching.”

One of the largest civil rights movements is currently taking place around the world, with the goal of putting former Chinese regime head Jiang Zemin on trial for his brutal crimes against humanity.

Finding that Falun Gong's surging popularity threatened the regime's authority, Jiang Zemin, China’s top leader at the time, ordered the practice to be wiped out on July 20, 1999.

(Gary Wang/The Epoch Times) Less than three months after the appeal, then-CCP leader Jiang Zemin launched a violent nationwide persecution against Falun Gong. The persecution is still ongoing today.

The Chinese leader Jiang Zemin is responsible for that campaign. Thousands of deaths by torture and abuse have been documented.

News analysis For the past four years, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has been steadily maneuvering into an advantageous position to deal with his predecessor Jiang Zemin and end the culture of corruption that Jiang fostered in China.

Then-CCP leader Jiang Zemin, fearing any group he could not control, ordered the nationwide ban in July 1999 and launched a campaign to “ruin their reputation, bankrupt them financially, and destroy them physically.”

Its surging popularity drew the ire of then-Chinese leader Jiang Zemin, who viewed it as a threat to his authority and ordered its eradication.

Jiang Zemin and his two sons also have their movements restricted, Zheng Enchong, a Shanghai-based human rights lawyer, told Epoch Times in March.

(Larry Dye/The Epoch Times) Zhu’s conciliatory stance toward Falun Gong that day was overruled by then-CCP leader Jiang Zemin.

The arrest of Jiang Zemin, if true, would be the climax of a power struggle between current Communist Party leader Xi Jinping and Jiang Zemin that has lasted throughout Xi's reign.