OTTAWA, January 18, 2002 -- At the City of Ottawa Transportation and Transit Committee (TTC) meeting on January 16, a motion allowing a by-law exemption for Falun Gong practitioners was passed unanimously, allowing practitioners to hang large-sized banners on the fence across the street from the Chinese Embassy.
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The Ottawa Citizen, January 18, 2002 Although its apologists insist the People's Republic of China is moving toward democracy and free speech, the truth is that the government in Beijing is tyrannical. We may safely assume its representatives abroad don't fancy dissent either. Falun Gong, for instance, has been protesting near the Chinese Embassy in Ottawa for two years. We imagine the diplomats inside don't much like the embarrassment caused when members of this peaceful movement tell ...
(Clearharmony.net)
UK Members of Parliament are among many people who have publicly supported an end to the persecution of innocent Falun Dafa practitioners, and subsequently received slanderous propaganda materials from the Chinese embassy in London. The Chinese officials have been systematically sending materials to VIPs, non-governmental organisations and the media after reading their declarations of support on Falun Dafa websites. One Member of the European Parliament, who nominated Li Hongzhi (founder of Falun Dafa) for last year's Nobel ...
Professor Irwin Cotler, Canadian MP, today called on Chinese authorities to release ShenLi Lin from "continuing illegal confinement" on January 23, 2002, and called "abhorrent" the statement by the head of the Chinese National Police that "no Falun Gong practitioners will be released."
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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