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With the collective efforts of the Global Mission to Rescue Persecuted Falun Gong Practitioners, Falun Gong practitioner Chen Ruichang in China, the former Deputy Chief of the Editor-in-Chief’s Office at Guangdong Province TV Station, was released on January 15, 2003.
AUSTRALIAN consular officials were today searching for a Sydney woman
reported missing in China.
Two Odd Things Happened On the Same Day – January 22nd,
Recently two Chinese foreign nationals were kidnapped in Mainland China, but they received completely different treatment from the Chinese Communist Party.
Tears stream down 74-year-ole Fuyin Li’s face as she recalls her daughter’s plight.
The new year officially starts on February 1, but followers joined with Tongsong Music and Culture Promotions to jump the gun with a January 4 gala spectacular attended by about 1000 people at Hurstville Entertainment Centre.
“Metro”, one of the most widely read newspapers in Helsinki, featured a full-page article about Australian Falun Gong practitioner Dai Zhizhen and how the cruel persecution of Falun Gong has affected the life of her family.
Starting from two months ago, everyday at tourist attractions in Sydney including Chinatown, the Sydney Opera House and Macquarie Street, people can see an information van decorated with Falun Dafa truth-clarifying photos.
(SFDI) 7 February 2003 — Following a 10 day ordeal in the custody of China’s notorious secret police, Australian citizen and Falun Gong practitioner Nancy Chen was finally released on the eve of the Lunar New Year. The voices of outrage raised by media and NGO’s throughout the international community were also contributory to the happy outcome.
After the American space shuttle Columbia crashed, some rejoicing speeches appeared on Chinese websites. The noted Chinese writer Liu Xiaobo analyzed in an article published on an overseas website these unhealthy sentiments from some Chinese Internet users. Through the VOA hotline, some Chinese audiences also commented on the anti-American sentiments existing among some Chinese.
The “Nancy Chen Kidnap Case in Sichuan, China” which lasted 10 days, finally had a successful result on the Chinese New Year’s eve. This kidnapping case drew the attention of the Australian government and media.
