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AP: Planned Hong Kong Security Law Draws Fire

United States, Britain and Canada are among the nations raising
questions, and many here doubt the “trust me” approach.

“Talk is baseless,” said Falun Gong spokeswoman Sharon Xu. “It’s not legally
binding.”

Feer.com: A Professor’s Path to Embracing Falun Gong in Taiwan

The Taiwan Falun Dafa Society has a modest office in Taipei, but its
unofficial centre of gravity is the economics department of National Taiwan
University, the island’s most prestigious school, where at least four of the
30 or so faculty are practitioners.

Changchun Police Ask Stone Lions For Protection

Nowadays, there is always a pair of stone lions in front of the Changchun police bureaus and stations. It has been said by insiders that the accident rate in the police system in recent years has been extremely high.

The Economist: A Jail by Another Name (Report on Forced Labor Camps in China)

Western diplomats involved in human-rights talks with China say that a couple
of years ago indications of possible reform were somewhat more encouraging.
The Chinese have now gone quiet on reform, says one envoy. One reason, he
suggests, is the campaign against Falun Gong, which has resulted in thousands
of its followers being sent to RTL camps since 1999.