World Falun Dafa Day, Worldwide News

• Canada: Practitioners in Toronto Protest CCP Attack in Atlanta

  2006-02-21
  Dr. Peter Yuan Li was assaulted and robbed by CCP agents at his home in Atlanta on February 8th. The thugs overturned his file cabinets and stole two laptop computers and important documents, but no valuables. They left half an hour later. The thugs beat Li severely about the head and face. The wounds on his face required 15 stitches.
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• Japan: Practitioners in Nagoya Protest CCP Violence in Front of Chinese Consulate

  2006-02-20
  On February 12th, 2006, Sunday, Falun Gong practitioners from three counties in the central area of Japan held a protest for the first time in front of newly established Chinese Consulate in Nagoya. They condemned the actions of CCP secret agents who assaulted and robbed practitioner Dr. Peter Yuan Li in his Atlanta home.
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• The Epoch Times: Former Minister of Education Accused of Torture and Crimes Against Humanity

  2006-02-20
  "Chen Zhili, as Minister of Education, controlled and implemented policies and operations that targeted and persecuted Falun Gong practitioners in China's education system. She personally and intentionally directed, supported, supervised, and condoned...the systematic persecution and torture of the Falun Gong practitioners in China's education system."
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• United States: Practitioners Call for Severe Punishment for CCP's Terrorist Acts in the US

  2006-02-19
  On the afternoon of February 11st, 2006, Falun Gong practitioners in Kansas held a press conference in the Lackman Library regarding the incident in which Falun Gong practitioner Dr. Peter Yuan Li was assaulted and robbed in his Atlanta home by agents of the Chinese communist regime.
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• Japan: Practitioners in Tokyo Condemn CCP Secret Agents' Atlanta Attack at Protest in Front of Chinese Embassy

  2006-02-19
  On February 11th, Falun Gong practitioners in Japan, Epoch Times staff and the Global Coalition to Bring Jiang to Justice, Global Service Centre for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and other groups held a protest in front of the Chinese Embassy.
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• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Chinese Dissident Attacked at Home

  2006-02-19
  Li's ordeal began a week ago, while he was at the home he shares with his wife and two children. Between 11 a.m. and noon, he said, someone knocked on his door and a man said it was a water delivery. Li said he hadn't ordered water but when he opened the door another man, who was hidden, jumped out and the two pushed him back into his house. His attackers had a knife and a gun.
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• Japan: Falun Gong Practitioners Gather at Chinese Consulate in Fukuoka to Protest CCP Violence in USA

  2006-02-18
  Peter Li was beaten and tied up by CCP hired thugs and agents who forced their way into his house after pretending to be delivery men. They stole two of his laptops and important documents. Family jewellery was left untouched. Vancouver practitioners condemned the CCP's terrorist activity and called on the US Government to investigate the incident.
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• Peru: Practitioners Condemn CCP Spies' Hoodlum Conduct

  2006-02-18
  Falun Gong practitioners and some employees of the Spanish Epoch Times gathered in front of the Chinese Embassy in Lima on Feb. 11th, to condemn the attack of Falun Gong practitioner Li Yuan. They expressed support for the global relay hunger strike and called for people to condemn and resist the CCP persecution.
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• AP (Associated Press): China Critics Say Crackdown Reaches U.S.

  2006-02-18
  The men who broke into Li's home near Duluth spoke Korean and Mandarin and left behind certain valuables, including a camcorder and television, but took his computers, a phone and his wallet, according to [Peter] Li and the Fulton County police report. They also demanded unspecified documents and pried open two file cabinets, he said
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• Canada: Vancouver Falun Gong Practitioners Condemn CCP Agents' Barbaric Attack

  2006-02-17
  Peter Li was beaten and tied up by CCP hired thugs and agents who forced their way into his house after pretending to be delivery men. They stole two of his laptops and important documents. Family jewellery was left untouched. Vancouver practitioners condemned the CCP's terrorist activity and called on the US Government to investigate the incident.
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• United States: Students Outraged At Peter Li's Beating and Robbery by CCP Agents

  2006-02-17
  An account of Peter Li's beating was put on a bulletin board for students to read and leave comments. The words on the signature collection sheet: "We are young Americans who learned about the beating and robbery inflicted on Mr. Peter Li by the Communist Party and we place our initials in protest that such criminality could take place in our country."
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• United States: Falun Gong in San Francisco Draws Media Attention at Parade, Chinese Communist Party's Interference is Further Exposed

  2006-02-16
  
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• Taiwan: The Journey of Falun Dafa Photo Exhibition Held in Alishan

  2006-02-16
  Mr. Chuang said, "Many tourists from the mainland viewed the exhibition. They were not just viewing. Their mind was clear who're good and who're bad. One tourist secretly torn off the cover of the book "Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party" and then put the book in his pocket. "
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• Hong Kong: Practitioner Attacked in Busy Street, CCP Alleged to be the Behind-the-Scenes

  2006-02-15
  Practitioner Dr. Peter Yuan Li was recently assaulted and wounded in his Atlanta home by secret agents of Chinese Communist regime. Now, just a few days later, a Hong Kong practitioner was assaulted. He was publicly appealing for help to rescue his wife who is being unlawfully held in mainland China because she practises Falun Gong.
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• Forbes: When All Else Fails - Threats

  2006-02-15
  At 11:15 A.M. on Feb. 8, according to the Fulton County Police Department Incident Report, Asian men stormed the house of the Princeton-educated information technology technician, bound and gagged and beat him, before fleeing with two 16-inch Sony laptop computers, Li's wallet and yet unknown material from his files. "They were not looking for valuables," says Dr. Li, who needed 15 stitches in his face. "They left my daughter's jewelry and camcorder and other valuables."
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