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• Friends of Falun Gong Europe Writes to the World Trade Organisation

  2002-01-16
  
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• Press Release from the Irish Falun Dafa Information Centre

  2002-01-16
  “The case of Trinity College student Zhao Ming is widely known across Ireland and Europe. Ming is due to be released this coming March,” said Mr. Gerald O’Connor, spokesperson for the Falun Dafa Association of Ireland. “The situation in China is deteriorating daily. We must ensure Zhao is released in March and given a free passage to return to his studies while paying close attention to the situation in China.”
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• The Ottawa Citizen [Canadian newspaper]: Falun Gong banners spark bylaw debate: Chinese Embassy trying to stifle speech with strict reading of rules, councilor claims

  2002-01-16
  "The Chinese Embassy or supporters of the Chinese government don't want the signs up because it makes them uncomfortable," he said. "That's too bad. That's the point of the signs. "We are an embassy town," he added. "We are host to a number of unsavoury or oppressive regimes. It would be a dangerous precedent to allow them to use our bylaws to suppress freedom."
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• UK: Picture Exhibition Organized by Friends of Falun Gong Europe is going Well in London

  2002-01-16
  
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• UK: A Candlelight Vigil in Manchester to Commemorate Practitioners Killed by Chinese Government

  2002-01-15
  
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• Photo report from candle light vigil in Gothenburg, Sweden

  2002-01-15
  
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• Germany: Making Use of All Opportunities to Clarify the Truth

  2002-01-14
  
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• Norwegian Practitioner’s Open Letter to the embassy of the People’s Republic of China

  2002-01-14
  One has to ask why the Chinese police can be such an undisguised practitioner of violence against peaceful and compassionate Falun Gong people. One can clearly see this in the Jiang Zemin regime’s policy against Falun Gong practitioners: to smear their reputation, ruin them financially and destroy their bodies.
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• UK: Falun Dafa Practitioners Gathered Opposite the Chinese Embassy to Mourn Practitioners Who Have Been Tortured to Death in China

  2002-01-14
  After hearing the news that in the last 22 days there have been 20 Falun Gong practitioners tortured to death, practitioners from London and the southeast of England gathered opposite the Chinese Embassy to mourn them. The activities started on Saturday morning.
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• Photo report: Demonstration in front of the Chinese Consulate in Gothenburg

  2002-01-14
  
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• UK Practitioners Join Worldwide Three-day Vigil

  2002-01-13
  Practitioners in the United Kingdom joined thousands of others last night, in a 3-day worldwide vigil. This peaceful protest is to condemn the recent killing of 20 Falun Gong practitioners in 22 days, through mistreatment and torture whilst in police custody in China.
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• Gothenburg Post [Swedish newspaper]: Candlelight Vigil in Slottsskogen

  2002-01-13
  
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• Amnesty International in Belgium Supports Falun Gong

  2002-01-13
  
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• Photo report - Candle light vigil in Gothenburg to protest against the latest tragic deaths in China

  2002-01-12
  A young man from Ireland was very surprised after being informed about Zhao Ming (a student at Trinity College in Dublin) who has been imprisoned for his belief in Falun Gong. He wondered why a person could be put into jail just for doing meditation: ”This is so harmless!”
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• Germany: SOS-Rescue March to City Hall

  2002-01-12
  From Swabian Danube Newspaper (Germany), Southwest Press Online, January 9th, 2002
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