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- 1. Beijing Resident Killed During Olympics for Practicing Falun Gong 09.24.08
- In a telephone call made to the Longzhuashu village community police working site near their home on September 9, a member of the neighborhood watch group confirmed Wang’s death.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1514
- 2. Nevada should be leery of teaming with China 08.24.08
- On a recent three-week pre-Olympics visit to China with my wife, I came face to face with China's totalitarianism and lack of freedoms. Even innocent questioning about China's treatment of Tibetan freedom adherents, its banning of "unapproved" churches, its jailing of members of the Falun Gong meditation and exercise movement, and its censorship of the media brought hostile replies such as "Why are you asking me this?" "What business of this is any of yours?" "This is China's concern, not yours."
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1511
- 3. The Road to Beijing 08.09.08
- There is a school of thought that says nothing, nothing must ever be done that offends the Chinese Communists. Of boycotting the opening ceremony, one typical U.S. columnist said, “It would be a deadly insult and humiliation to an insecure government that would not forgive or forget.” The problem is, almost everything seems to offend the Chinese Communists.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1507
- 4. CCP Pre-Olympic Propaganda Blitz: Foreshadowing a Frame-up? 08.08.08
- Based on recent Chinese Communist Party tactics, the Falun Dafa Information Center expressed concern today that the Party may attempt to stage an incident, perhaps even one involving violence, and then label the actors as Falun Gong practitioners. The Center urged media workers in Beijing to question and thoroughly investigate any Chinese Communist Party (CCP) characterizations of Falun Gong, especially in light of these concerns.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1508
- 5. Beijing Reporters, Tear Down This Firewall (and How To) 08.02.08
- The Global Internet Freedom Consortium (GIFC) offers tools for breaking through the CCP's Internet filters and securing your data while covering the Beijing Olympics
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1502
- 6. Olympic organisers to lift Internet restrictions 08.02.08
- Although Internet access will be free for reporters for the period of the Games, it is still tightly controlled for the rest of the country. Sites related to spiritual movement Falun Gong, and other issues that are frowned on, are regularly blocked.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1504
- 7. Olympic Reporters’ Guide to Labor Camps Published 07.31.08
- To help foreign reporters overcome the Chinese government’s media censorship and shed light on closely shielded rights violations, the Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (CIPFG) released today a detailed guide to detention facilities located within miles of Olympic venues and known for their severe abuse of Falun Gong prisoners of conscience.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1503
- 8. Israeli Rabbinical Council Finds Chinese Regime Liable for Falun Gong Deaths 07.29.08
- NEW YORK—In an unprecedented decision, a special Israeli rabbinical council ruled last week that the Chinese regime has been responsible for the killing of Falun Gong practitioners.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1505
- 9. Screws tighten on persecuted [group] 07.26.08
- The Olympic Games are less than two weeks away, and the country's vast security network has stepped up efforts to ensure an incident-free Games. This includes random sweeps of housing compounds to ensure that "undesirables" are picked up or scared away into someone else's jurisdiction, making life even more precarious for people like Helen.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1550
- 10. Musician Yu Zhou's Remarkable Wife Xu Na 05.07.08
- Xu Na is a 40 year old well-known and respected painter. She is now illegally detained in the Beijing Detention Center because of her belief in Falun Gong. Her husband Yu Zhou, a famous folk singer and also a practitioner, died from torture just before Chinese New Year. Although Xu remains in jail, she is attempting to overcome all difficulties to appeal for her husband's innocence.
www.fofg.org/news/news_story.php?doc_id=1489
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