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• UK: Practitioners attend an Open Day at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office

  2002-12-12
  On 10th December 2002, the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office held an Open Day to mark International Human Rights Day. A small group of Falun Gong practitioners visited the Open Day in order to raise the awareness of the persecution of Falun Gong in China and to thank MPs in the Foreign Office for all their ongoing support and hard work in raising the issue of human rights abuses against Falun Gong practitioners in China.
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• Poland: Practitioners Participate in Human Rights Film Festival

  2002-12-12
  From 6th to 8th of December in Warsaw, Poland, practitioners from the Ukraine, Sweden, USA and Poland took part in various activities. We held several peaceful appeals at the Chinese embassy, distributed materials in downtown Warsaw and manned an information booth during the International Human Rights Film Festival hosted by the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights.
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• Introducing Falun Dafa in Monaco - Part 2 (photo)

  2002-12-12
  On November 30, Falun Gong practitioners from Switzerland, Italy, Germany and France introduced Dafa to the passersby at Albert I Pier. A major newspaper sent a reporter to cover the event and published a positive article about Falun Gong the next day. Many people got to learn the truth about Jiang Zemin's ruthless persecution of Falun Gong practitioners.
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• Israeli and German Practitioners Work Together to Help Rescue Xiong Wei

  2002-12-12
  From December 6 to 8, Israeli and German practitioners protested the Jiang regime's persecution of Falun Gong for 58 straight hours outside of the Chinese Embassy and called for the release of practitioner Xiong Wei.
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• Apple Daily: Lawyers Take to the Streets to Distribute Flyers Against Article 23 (Excerpt)

  2002-12-12
  Many well-known lawyers of Hong Kong come to Mong Kok to distribute flyers against Article 23 in the cold and rain
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• Reuters Reports that United States and Britain Express Concerns Over Hong Kong's Proposed Subversion Law [Excerpt]

  2002-12-12
  'Hong Kong's government is aiming to enact by July a tough anti-subversion law...But the issue has inflamed rights activists and legal circles, which worry the law may roll back civil liberties and be exploited by authorities to target anyone they did not like.'
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• Apple Daily Reports that Medium and Small Enterprises Are Expressing Concern that Article 23 Will Have a Negative Effect on Business (Photo)

  2002-12-12
  Apple Daily reported on December 6 that after foreign merchants and foreign capital banks openly expressed their concerns about the enactment of Article 23 of the Basic Law, even the chamber of commerce for medium and small enterprises, which previously supported the government with respect to this legislation, also expressed concern that the legislation would negatively affect the business environment.
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• BBC Monitoring: China: Complaint lodged in France against Vice-Premier Li Lanqing

  2002-12-12
  'A complaint has been lodged in France by Belgian and French nationals in the name of universal competence against Chinese Vice-Premier Li Lanqing during a visit [of Li Lanqing to France].'
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• UK: International Human Rights Day in London

  2002-12-11
  The practitioners paraded through London city centre and headed towards Chinatown. They carried banners and handed out materials telling people that over 500 innocent practitioners have died at the hands of Jiang's regime whilst millions have been tortured, beaten, brainwashed and illegally imprisoned for being good people.
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• Sweden: International Human Rights Day in Gothenburg

  2002-12-11
  On this freezing cold December evening, Dafa practitioners gathered in the heart of Gothenburg city to tell people about the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in China.T hey wanted everyone in the city to know that Jiang’s regime have killed hundreds of innocent Chinese practitioners just because they want to be good people.
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• Speech by Vice-Chairman of European Friends of Falun Gong on International Human Rights Day

  2002-12-11
  'We appeal in the strongest terms to those in positions of power in Hong Kong not to allow China to exert its influence on the administration of affairs in Hong Kong. They must stand up to China and maintain the ‘One country – two systems’ principle in the spirit in which it was agreed in 1997.'
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• EFIC Press Release: On International Human Rights Day Jiang Zemin’s Persecution affects European Residents too!

  2002-12-11
  
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• Spanish National Radio Station Reports on The Persecution of Falun Gong

  2002-12-10
  "In the spring of 1989, Beijing government cracked down on college students in broad daylight. However, Falun Gong practitioners have been persecuted in private. This persecution which appears more cruel, terrible and harsh, has been extended to every corner of China with much more victims."
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• EFIC (Press Release): On International Human Rights Day – 10 December 2002 – Jiang Zemin plans to end basic human rights for the people of Hong Kong

  2002-12-10
  Regardless of the benefits touted by Hong Kong’s leadership, adopting an anti-subversion law based on Article 23 of the Basic law will do nothing more than extend the ability of Jiang Zemin's regime to violate human rights as well as persecute Falun Gong and other peaceful groups in Hong Kong. It will put the will of Jiang Zemin above the law, above the Hong Kong government and above the will of the people.
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• Amnesty International Press Release: Hong Kong: Article 23 Legislation -- The Potential for Abuse

  2002-12-10
  "As they stand, the proposals go far beyond what is needed to implement Article 23 of the Basic Law and may increase restrictions on fundamental human rights," the international human rights organisation said. "There is a danger that those exercising these rights could be imprisoned as prisoners of conscience."
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