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Introducing Falun Dafa in Monaco --- Part 1
 When the head of the 610 office lead a delegation in Monaco, Dafa practitioners used this great opportunity to peacefully appeal to the people, officials and media of Monaco and tell them about the horrific persecution being carried out by the tyrant Jiang Zemin against innocent Dafa practitioners. |
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France: Radio Station Broadcast - Philadelphia Mayor sent Welcome Letter to Falun Gong Practitioners at 2002 Eastern US Experience Sharing Conference
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UK Parliament Debate Article 23 – Two Chairmen Express Concern
Parliament HK Committee Chairman: HK government “must demonstrate” that “they would not be forced to ban organisations that were banned in the mainland.” Chairman of the Parliament all-party group on China “The House has continuing responsibilities in relation to Hong Kong under the terms of the joint declaration.” |
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EFIC Press release (supplement): Persecution of Relatives or Friends of European Residents
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| Persecution in China |
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The Terror I Experienced and Witnessed in the Women's Detention Centre of Baimalong
Just for reciting Dafa books and articles, a practitioner named Cao Jingzhen was kicked so hard that she suffered from internal bleeding. For several days she could not eat anything..They dragged her outside and tortured her with high voltage electric batons. |
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Update on Practitioner Currently Held in the Qingsong Women's Labour Camp in Shanghai
Li Ying, a Falun Dafa practitioner from China and the fiancee of an Australian citizen Lee Cheezong, is being illegally detained in Qingsong Women's Labour Camp in Shanghai. We want our fellow practitioner Li Ying to be released as soon as possible and reunited with her family. |
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| International Appeal for Freedom in Hong Kong |
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Joint Statement of International and Regional NGOs in Hong Kong on Article 23
"Considering the concerns about the government’s proposals and their threats to human rights, we oppose the proposals in the consultation document. We are of the view that there is no need to create new offences for Articles 23 and that the present proposals should be withdrawn." |
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The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong Expresses Concern Over Article 23
"If the Government's aspiration to become Asia's World City is to be fulfilled then it must ensure that the rights and freedoms (as outlined in the Joint Declaration and the Basic Law) are protected, the rule of law remains intact, and the "one country two systems" principle is upheld." |
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Project for the New American Century Writes to President Bush, Urging Him to Express Concerns on Hong Kong's Proposed Security Law
In brief, these new laws will be enforced in an environment in which the appropriate political and legal checks and balances do not exist, and under the influence of a regime with a record of using national security laws to punish advocates of political and religious freedom. |
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| Worldwide News and Activities |
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New Jersey Congressman Robert Andrews: I Remain Hopeful That the Chinese Government's Repression of the Falun Gong Will Soon be Brought to an End
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Australian Member of Parliament Peter Slipper Shows Concern for the Relative of an Australian Citizen Detained in China
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| News and Media Reports |
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BBC: HK banks worried by subversion bill
'Several foreign banks in Hong Kong are deliberating whether to scale down their presence in the territory if its government enacts proposed new treason laws.' |
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07.12.2002
