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Video: 2002 Ireland Falun Dafa Conference Held in Dublin
2002-12-02 -
Ukraine: Community Expo Certificate of Merit Issued to Falun Dafa
2002-12-01On November 7, 2002, a representative of the Ukraine government issued a certificate of merit to Falun Dafa practitioners who participated in the community expo. He said he understood Falun Dafa and that Dafa deserves the attention of the world's people. -
Spain: Introducing Falun Dafa on Information Day on Teneriffa Island
2002-12-01On November 23, 2002, fifteen Dafa practitioners went to Teneriffa Island to hold the second Falun Dafa Information Day on the island. -
Amnesty International: China Orders Death Penalty for Internet Use
2002-12-01"Two of those detained for Internet-related offenses have died in custody, apparently as a result of torture or ill-treatment at the hands of the police. Both are members of the Falun Gong spiritual movement. -
Appeal for the Release of our Friend and Colleague Liu Shan
2002-12-01On the 9 July 2001, a group of police officers burst into Liu Shans dormitory and kidnapped him without explanation. Since this time, his whereabouts are unknown and knowledge about his wellbeing is also unknown. -
Helsingin Sanomat (Finland): Prime Minister Lipponen defends President Halonen's remarks on human rights in China
2002-12-01[Finland's Minister for Foreign Affairs Erkki] Tuomioja also brought up the violations of the human rights of members of the Falun Gong [..] movement, which he said was a cause for concern in Finland and the rest of Europe. -
National Post: Bracing for Beijing's new crackdown: 'The honeymoon is over': Anti-subversion measures will severely limit freedom of speech
2002-12-01Today, as a Hong Kong resident, I can...speak on behalf of the Falun Gong, protest the incarceration of dissidents in Chinese psychiatric hospitals...It is unlikely anyone would try to stop me. But under the terms of Article 23, I would be in serious trouble. -
Amnesty International Urgent Action to Rescue Yoko Kaneko
2002-11-30Amnesty International is seriously concerned for the safety of sisters Luo Rong (also known as Yoko Kaneko), and Luo Zhen, who are at serious risk of torture or ill treatment... -
Jiang Regime's Persecution Against European Citizens (part 15) - Jiang's Blacklist of Practitioners
2002-11-30After contacting its Embassy, the Consulate said that Mr. Xies name was on a list concerning Falun Gong... -
Persecution in China
2002-11-30 -
Associated Press: Release of Chinese Net Activists Sought
2002-11-30""Internet users are the latest group to be ensnared in China's deadly web of arrest, detention and torture, and U.S. corporations increasingly facilitate this repression," T. Kumar, Amnesty's Asia advocacy director said in a news release accompanying the report." -
Latvia: Falun Dafa Picture Exhibition Held in Daugavpils
2002-11-29Some people started learning the exercises in the exhibition hall. Some people even participated in the group study and practise on the same evening. Afterwards, some practitioners talked to them about their experiences in practising cultivation. Everybody felt peace and energy from the practise. -
Czech Republic: Photo Report- Activities During the 2002 NATO Summit
2002-11-29Left: Practitioners hold a peaceful appeal in front of the Chinese Embassy in Prague during the NATO summit -
Falun Gong Issue Raised Repeatedly at Ministers Question Period in UK Parliament
2002-11-29When the Minister is next able to raise the question of Falun Gong with the Chinese authorities, will he make particular mention of their refusal to renew the passports of Chinese citizens temporarily resident in this country?" -
Deutsche Presse-Agentur: Amnesty says Internet users at risk of arbitrary arrest in China
2002-11-29"Internet users in China are at risk of arbitrary detention, torture and even execution, Amnesty International said Wednesday. The London-based human rights organization detailed the cases of at least 33 people who have been detained or imprisoned for offences related to their use of the Internet."