The Special Administrative Region authorities were pressured into taking coercive measures against Falun Dafa practitioners during Jiang Zemin's visit to Hong Kong. The more reckless the suppression, the louder the voice of support of Falun Gong.
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| Group practice at the Outlying Islands Ferry Pier on the morning of May 9 | The banners are still being held at the previous "XinHua News Agency" on May 9 | Kids also practicing |
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| Press conference | Showing the videotape "Uncovering the Truth of the Self-Immolation " after the press conference in Wan Chai |
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| The photo exhibition during the ... |
[Minghui Net]
People from the city of Chi Feng in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region all knew Deputy Mayor Wang Yaxuan. Ms. Wang was over 50, and a practitioner of Falun Dafa. When the lawless followers of Jiang Zemin tried to persecute Dafa practitioners, Ms. Wang always resisted their malevolent intent and protected the practitioners from being detained or sentenced to jail. During a public holiday between August and September 1999, the Deputy Mayor was murdered while visiting the Red ...
[Minghui Net] Around noon on May 2, six of us went to a previously determined location to distribute Dafa materials and collect signatures. The activity went smoothly until a Chinese male suddenly appeared and started yelling at us. He used dirty words to curse us, and everyone in the vicinity, in English. He rudely stopped people who were voluntarily approaching our display to read about the true situation in China and signing our petition. We quickly realized that we should ...
Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)
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