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• Czech Republic: Dafa Activities During the 2002 NATO Summit (photos)

  2002-11-24
  One journalist, who speaks seven languages, read through all the different language versions of the Dafa flyers, including Chinese. When he had finished, he just stated, “What can I do? Please tell me what I can do to help.”
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• Germany: Parade and Activities in Goslar

  2002-11-24
  These activities have helped to gain the support of the policemen...During our activities, there were only two policemen. One practitioner asked them: only two of you? One policeman said: it’s enough.
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• Letter to a Malaysian Newspaper from the Falun Gong Association (UK)

  2002-11-24
  "I am distressed to see a report in your newspaper 11/11/02 presenting Beijing regime propaganda on Falun Gong and its attempt to dissuade Malaysia from approving the registration of a Falun Gong Association in your country..We hope that you will be able to see through the false Beijing propaganda and support the human rights of innocent civilians who practise Falun Gong."
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• British Practitioner Reveals the Truth to Queen Elizabeth about the Persecutory Nature of Article 23

  2002-11-24
  In the letter, the practitioner listed the reasons why they believed Great Britain, as a democratic society, should take its stand in morality, and immediately express its support in preventing Article 23 from being enforced in Hong Kong. Article 23 is a direct violation of human rights.
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• The Spectator: Jiang's regime is a fascist regime

  2002-11-24
  "Jiang and the CCP have carried on regardless, ruthlessly quashing worker protests, smashing a nascent democratic movement, and dealing mercilessly with religious believers: Roman Catholics, Tibetan Buddhists and the Falun Gong movement."
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• South China Morning Post (Hong Kong): IT experts voice fears over Article 23

  2002-11-24
  Information technology professionals have voiced fears that the government's proposal to introduce an anti-subversion law would inhibit the free flow of data in the cyber world. "The Article 23 legislation will have a direct impact on Hong Kong's status as Asia's information and telecommunications hub," said Democrat Sin Chung-kai.
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• Ukraine: A Warm Autumn in Yalta

  2002-11-23
  After introducing the principle of Dafa and the exercises, one older gentleman said, "After listening to what you said, I know this is what I want."
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• Jiang Regime's Persecution Against European Citizens (Part 12) - Austrian Beaten in China

  2002-11-23
  Mr. Hamrle refused to go with them, and the three men then forced him to go by beating and kicking him outside the police station. He was also handcuffed. Mr. Hamrle recalled that he is still “not able to feel with four fingers of [his] left hand now, three months later”.
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• AP: Falun Gong HK Follower Goes On Trial For Sending VCDs

  2002-11-23
  The trial lasted about 90 minutes..."They've already decided he's guilty," said Kan Hung-cheung, a Hong Kong-based spokesman for Falun Gong.
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• AFP: Media Groups Warn Hong Kong Anti-Subversion Law Would Muzzle Free Speech

  2002-11-23
  The World Association of Newspapers (WAN) on Wednesday commented that the proposed Article 23 "would have a chilling effect on all individuals, groups and enterprises engaged in the business of information exchange."
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• AP: HK Man Arrested On Falun Gong Charges Faces China Trial Friday

  2002-11-22
  "They've already decided he's guilty. They're deferring to the wishes of senior Chinese leaders"
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• Jiang Regime's Persecution Against European Citizens (Part 11) - Denmark residents' family harrassed

  2002-11-22
  After the birth of his daughter in Denmark, Mr. Zhu applied, on her behalf, for a Chinese passport and citizenship. The Chinese embassy staff however has been using various excuses to delay, or prevent his daughter from obtaining Chinese citizenship. They have also declined to give Mr. Zhu a reason for the delay. To date, his daughter is stateless.
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• Radio Free Asia Interviews French Falun Gong practitioners

  2002-11-22
  “After more than three years’ suppression, the French government and the general public have become more aware that Falun Gong is for people to cultivate their minds towards compassion. They have also rendered more and more support to Falun Gong, after they realise the cruelty of China’s persecution."
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• BBC Monitoring: Falun Gong voices fears on Hong Kong anti-subversion laws

  2002-11-22
  He was concerned that the passing of an anti-subversion laws would allow the SAR government to use national security as an excuse to get rid of the Falun Gong and other groups that aren't to their liking.
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• BBC Monitoring: Hong Kong Falun Gong member due in Chinese court 22 November

  2002-11-22
  Sophie Xiao [a Hong Kong Falun Gong practitioner], told Betsy-May Veloo that a lawyer has said the trial is expected to last a day and could end in a five-year prison sentence.
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