1. What Is Falun Gong? See "Falun Gong 101", by Massimo Introvigne
   "Falun Gong 101. Introduzione al Falun Gong e alla sua presenza in Italia" (in italiano), di Massimo Introvigne

2. "Full Text of New Chinese Legislative Resolution Banning Cults" - October 30, 1999
   Official Guidelines for Enforcement - November 1, 1999

3. "Scholarly Book on Falun Gong Published in Singapore"
   A Note by Massimo Introvigne (March 20, 2000)

• "The practice of peaceful meditation... and revolt" ("St. Petersburg Times," December 29, 2001)
• "China Jails Six for Falun Gong Web Activity -Group" (Reuters, December 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong faithful arrive in Salem" by Tim LaBarge ("Statesman Journal," December 19, 2001)
• "Beaten Falun Gong woman dies in northeast China, rights group says" (DPA, December 17, 2001)
• "Seven die in weekend blasts across China" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("CNN News," December 16, 2001)
• "Report: Chinese Police Beat Falun Gong Member To Death" ("VOA News," December 16, 2001)
• "Falun Gong to Meditate During Olympics" ("New York Times," December 13, 2001)
• "Official Calls for All-Out Effort to Ensure Stability " ("Xinhuanet," December 5, 2001)
• "Falun Gong group appears at mall" by Ray Routhier (Portland Press Herald," December 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong practitioner sought gory end after heavenly dream" (AFP, November 28, 2001)
• "China Publishes New Book Against Falun Gong " ("People's Daily," November 28, 2001)
• "Falun Gong says seven followers die in China custody" (Retuers, November 28, 2001)
• "Falun Dafa movement hard to define" by Nicholas Keung ("The Toronto Star," November 24, 2001)
• "Swedes Protest Treatment of Falun Gong" by Christopher Bodeen (AP, November 22, 2001)
• "China Expels 6 Americans, 29 Others After Falun Gong Protest" by John Leicester (Associated Press, Thursday, November 22, 2001)
• "Beijing's Crackdown On Falun Gong 'Not Just A China Issue'" by Patrick Goodenough ("CNS News," November 21, 2001)
• "Sect staged protest to 'expose lies'" by Dick Chapman ("Toronto Sun," November 21, 2001)
• "China Detains Banned Sect Protesters" by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, November 21, 2001)
• "China expels Western 'cult' members" (BBC News, Tuesday, 20 November, 2001)
• "Falungong follower dies 'after 10 months of torture'" (Reuters, November 19, 2001)
• "China takes Falun Gong fight overseas " ("Houston Chronicle," November 15, 2001)
• "Going for the flow" by Tara H. Arden-Smith ("Boston Globe," November 15, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Defiant on Protest" (AFP, November 14, 2001)
• "Falun Gong fans meditate on cosmic connections" by Micheal Santa Rita ("Daily Gazette," November 11, 2001)
• "And the banned played on" by Mary E. Young ("Eagle/Times," November 11, 2001)
• "Falungong crackdown has made China rights situation worse: Robinson" (AFP, November 9, 2001)
• "Six Falun Gong seek refugee status" ("The Japan Times," November 6, 2001)
• "Sect finds way to air message" by John Gittings ("The Guardian," November 2, 2001)
• "China to invite special U.N. torture envoy soon" (Reuters, October 26, 2001)
• "Falungong woman dies 'jumping' from police car" (AFP, October 20, 2001)
• "Falun Gong walkers pass through Canastota" ("Daily Dispatch," October 19, 2001)
• EXPULSION OF AN ITALIAN ENTREPRENEUR FROM THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA: QUESTION TO THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION
• "Board says no to Falun Gong" by Nina Wu ("The Examiner," October 17, 2001)
• "Bush Urged To Push For Release Of Imprisoned American" by Jim Burns ("CNS News," October 17, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Practitioners Overflow Board Meeting" by Ethen Lieser ("Asian Week," October 13, 2001)
• "China Disputes Sect's Lawsuit" (AP, October 12, 2001)
• "Relishing the freedom to practice Falun Gong" ("Contra Costa Times," October 9, 2001)
• "China is guilty of repression, says spiritual sect's advocate" by Mary Mckelby Brown ("Charlotte Observer," October 6, 2001)
• "Daly sides with Falun Gong" by Nina Wu ("The Examiner," October 3, 2001)
• "Posing a Question - Are Those Who Practice the Exercises of Falun Gong Getting Anything Out of the Movement?" by Christopher Wanjek ("The Washington Post," October 2, 2001)
• "Falun Gong claims police killed follower" ("ABC News," October 1, 2001)
• "The enemy within" ("BBC News," September 28, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers break from monthlong trek" by Scott Hadly ("Santa Barbara News Press," September 27, 2001)
• "China tightens security ahead of holidays" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("CNN News," September 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong says five more members die in China" (Reuters, September 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong says six members die in Chinese custody" (Reuters, September 19, 2001)
• "China jails two for inciting subversion" (Reuters, September 19, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Followers Strive to Bring Attention to Cause" by John Mulligan ("Knight Ridder News Service," September 12, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers trek across Taiwan" (Reuters, September 11, 2001)
• "Chinese Immigrants Discuss Exercise Program, Persecution" by Dan Springer ("The Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan," September 10, 2001)
• "China jails sect member for tax evasion-HK group" (Reuters, September 10, 2001)
• "Falun Gong asks Bush to plead follower's case" (Reuters, September 7, 2001)
• "Handful of Falun Gong followers walk across U.S." (Reuters, September 6, 2001)
• "Human rights to be raised with Chinese" by Deaglán de Bréadún ("The Irish Times," September 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers decry China's stance" by Cathy Mong ("Dayton Daily News," September 2, 2001)
• "Five female Falungong followers tortured to death in China: report" (AFP, September 1, 2001)
• "China admits to two Falun Gong custody deaths" by Rose Tang ("CNN News," August 31, 2001)
• "Falun Gong says five members die in China custody" (Reuters, August 31, 2001)
• "China rejects report of hunger strike by jailed Falungong members" (AFP, August 30, 2001)
  
• "Chinese official accused of torture" by Al Swanson (UPI, August 28, 2001)
• "HK Falun Gong in fourth day of hunger strike" by Ang Bee Lin (Reuters, August 28, 2001)
• "Falun Gong to protest outside U.N." by Anwar Iqbal (UPI, August 28, 2001)
• "Police Defend Arrest of Falun Gong" by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, August 27, 2001)
• "HK Falun Gong hunger strikers dwindle to 10" (Reuters, August 26, 2001)
• "HK police arrest Falun Gong hunger strikers" (Reuters, August 25, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Police Arrest Falun Gong" by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, August 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong protest jailing of member" by Helen Luk (AP, August 24, 2001)
• "HK Falun Fong Calls for China to Halt Crackdown" (Reuters, August 24, 2001)
• "Swiss government meets Falun Gong group on rights" (Reuters, August 24, 2001)
• "Pèlerinage sous haute surveillance, sur les pas des Falungong" par Florencio Artigot ("Le Temps", 23 août 2001)
• "Falun Gong 'harmless, peaceful' - devotees" by Bill Power ("Halifax Herald," August 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong follower's death sentence suspended" (AFP, August 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong on hunger strike at embassy" by Lincoln Wright ("Canberra Times," August 23, 2001)
• "U.S. Falun Gong members start 900-mile protest march" by Scott Hillis (Reuters, August 22, 2001)
• "China sentences Falun Gong member to death" (Reuters, August 22, 2001)
• "Sect hunger strikers plead for freedom" by Charles Snyder and Pamela Pun ("Hong Kong iMail," August 22, 2001)
• "Chinese Embassy ejects 2 strikers" by Matthew Cella ("Washington Times," August 21, 2001)
• "Chinese whispers surround Falun Gong trial " by John Gittings ("The Guardian," August 21, 2001)
• "Endgame for the Falun Gong?" ("CNN News," August 21, 2001)
• "U.S. Disturbed by Falun Gong Reports" (Associated Press, August 21, 2001)
• "Followers stage Washington hunger strike" (Reuters, August 20, 2001)
• "China Sentences 5 Falun Gong Members" by Joe McDonald (Associated Press, August 19, 2001)
• "China jails 45 Falun Gong organisers - report" (Reuters, August 19, 2001)
• "China Sentences Alleged Sect Members" by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, August 17, 2001)
• "Falungong angry over Chinese sentencing " ("Radio Australia," August 17, 2001)
• "China signals intent to crush Falungong with new jail terms" (AFP, August 17, 2001)
• "US pressed on detained sect doctor" (Reuters, August 16, 2001)
• "Freed sect member barred from returning to mainland" by Carmen Cheung ("Hong Kong iMail," August 14, 2001)
• "Some 130 Falun Gong on Hunger Strike at Chinese Camp" (AFP, August 10, 2001)
• "Falun Gong says HK member expelled by China" (Reuters, August 13, 2001)
• "Waco Falun Gong practitioners believe teacher captive in China" by Jason Embry ("Waco Herald-Tribune," August 12, 2001)
• "China seeks Russian ban on Falun Gong" ("BBC News," August 12, 2001)
• "Banned spiritual group turns to hunger strike in China" (Australian Broadcasting Corp., August 11, 2001)
• "Local Falun Gong call attention to China persecution" by Stacy J. Willis ("Las Vegas Sun," August 9, 2001)
• "US signals SAR sect watch " by Eddie Luk ("Hong Kong iMail," August 9, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Practitioners Begin March" by Margaret Wong (AP, August 8, 2001)
• "Report Lauds Hong Kong's Freedoms" by Elaine Kurtenbach (AP, August 8, 2001)
• "China Unvarnished " ("Washington Post," (Editorial) August 7, 2001)
• "In two years, Falun Gong nearly gone" by Robert Marquand ("The Christian Science Monitor," August 6, 2001)
• "Taken Down: Chinese police detain a Falun Gong protester in Tiananmen Square July 20, two years after the sect was banned" by Greg Baker (AP, August 6, 2001)
• "Falun Gong thrives in Bay Area" by Josh Indar ("Daily Review," August 5, 2001)
• "Torture Is Breaking Falun Gong" by John Pomfret and Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," August 5, 2001)
• "Falungong member dies in Chinese police custody: rights group" (AFP, August 2, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Falun Gong Member Held" ("New York Times," August 2, 2001)
• "Cultural celebration sparks controversy" by Damaris Rodriguez ("The Valley Gazette," July 31, 2001)
• "HK provokes Beijing's wrath " by Tan Ee Lyn and Carrie Lee (Reuters, July 31, 2001)
• "China escapee leaves hospital" by Mark Babineck (AP, July 29, 2001)
• "School Teaches Exercise & Truth" by Vashil Honawar ("Washington Times," July 28, 2001)
• "Tortured Member of Banned Chinese Sect Recovering in Houston " (AP, July 28, 2001)
• "Comments from China's Anti-Cult Exhibition" ("Peoples Daily," July 27, 2001)
• "Falun Gong supporter confronts Jiang in Malta" (Reuters, July 27, 2001)
• "One voice, a thousand names" by Michael Wells ("Messenger Post," July 26, 2001)
• "Hong Kong keeps open mind on Falun Gong" by John Gittings ("The Guardian," July 24, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Member Said to Burn Self" (Associated Press, July 24, 2001)
• "Chinese President arrives in Malta amid protests" (Reuters, July 23, 2001)
• "Quietly, Hong Kong Takes the Heat Off Falun Gong" by Mark Landler ("New York Times," July 23, 2001)
• "After Olympic win, China takes new aim at Falun Gong" by Jonathan Ansfield (Reuters, July 23, 2001)
• "'Sect members' go on trial over fire deaths" by Pamela Pun ("Hong Kong iMail," July 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Manages Skimpy Rally; Is Sect Fading?" by Craig S. Smith ("The New York Times", July 22, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Bows to Beijing. Except When It Doesn't" by Mark Landler ("New York Times," July 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong protest quashed" (BBC News, July 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members defy China on ban anniversary" by Jonah Greenberg (Reuters, July 22, 2001)
• "China Uses Photos to Sully Falun Gong" by William Foreman (Associated Press, July 21, 2001)
• "Some Detentions Made On Falun Gong Crackdown Anniversary" (AP, July 20, 2001)
• "China Closes Internet Cafes " ("Sky News," July 20, 2001)
• "China tries Falun Gong suicide planners for homicide" (Reuters, July 20, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers march to Australian capital" (Reuters, July 20, 2001)
• "Anniversary of China Sect Crackdown" by Audra Ang (Associated Press, July 20, 2001)
• "Thousands Converge in Nation's Capital to Call for Urgent Support for Falun Gong, as Resolution Is Introduced Into Congress" (PRNewswire, July 19, 2001)
• "Falun Gong supporters rally in U.S. capital" by Letitia Stein (Reuters, July 19, 2001)
• "Senior-Ranking Chinese Official Charged With Crimes Against Humanity" (P.R.Newswire, July 18, 2001)
• "Falun Gong adherent sues Chinese official in U.S." by Chris Michaud (Reuters, July 18, 2001)
• "HK book fair ejects Falun Gong over vacant booth" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, July 18, 2001)
• "Falun Gong surprise baffles Hong Kong book fair" (Reuters, July 18, 2001)
• "Beijing resumes assault on Falun Gong" by Calum Macleod (UPI,17 July 2001)
• "Olympic success a spur for China to suppress Falungong" (AFP, July 17, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Plan to Spring Surprise at HK Book Fair" (Reuters, July 17, 2001)
• "Experts Propose Legislation Against Cults" ("People's Daily," July 16, 2001)
• "China Sect Says Police Rape Women " ("Seattle Post-Intelligencer," July 16, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members meet in La. to raise awareness of persecution" by Amy Wold ("The Advocate," July 15, 2001)
• "Falun Gong rallying to D.C. " by John Gittlesohn ("The Orange County Register," July 15 2001)
• "It's official: Tung's word is SAR policy " by Nelson Lee ("Hong Kong iMail," July 13, 2001)
• "China Denies Falun Gong Deaths" (Associated Press, July 12, 2001)
• "Bush conveys autonomy concerns to H.K. leader" (Kyodo News Service, July 11, 2001)
• "Group focuses attention on persecution in China" by Don Munsch ("Amarillo Globe," July 11, 2001)
• "China Wages Global War Against Falun Gong " by Phil Brennan ("News Max," July 10, 2001)
• "Two women sect leaders released from camps" ("Hong Kong I Mail," July 10, 2001)
• "Despite ban on Falun Gong, China finds sect still a force to be reckoned with" by Sheryl Ubelacker ("Calgery Herald," July 10, 2001)
• "China's French Connection" by Joseph A. Bosco ("Washington Post," (Editorial) July 10, 2001)
• "Falun Gong: Cult, spiritualism or McBuddhism? " ("Toronto Star," July 9, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Followers Travel to Salt Lake City to Draw Attention to Persecution" by Judy Fahys ("The Salt Lake Tribune," July 9, 2001)
• "Seeing behind Beijing's veil of lies", by Chang Ching-hsi and Chang Chin-hwa ("Taipei Times," July 7, 2001)
• "Falun Gong supporters blame President for prisoner deaths" (Australian Broadcasting Corp., July 6, 2001)
• "Sect is like smoking or drugs: Elsie " by Carmen Cheung ("Hong Kong iMail," July 6, 2001)
• "Espionage Trials Under Way in China" by George Gedda (Associated Press, July 5, 2001)
• "Sect Clings to the Web in the Face of Beijing's Ban" by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," July 5, 2001)
• "China protesters take cause through region " by Amanda Cuda ("Connecticut Post," July 5, 2001)
• "China says three dead in Falun Gong mass suicide" (Reuters, July 5, 2001)
• "Chinese Labor Camp Deaths Disputed" by John Leicester (Associated Press, July 4, 2001)
• "Chinese officials issue conflicting accounts of Falun Gong suicide; sect says it's followers were killed" by John Leicester (AP, July 4, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Deaths Set Off Dispute on Suicide Report" by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," July 4, 2001)
• "14 Die in Mass Suicide in China" by John Leicester (Associated Press, July 4, 2001)
• "Falun Gong denies mass suicide at prison camp" (Reuters, July 4, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members in suicide bid in China-group" (Reuters, July 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Practitioners Embark on 250-Mile 'SOS! Urgent: Rescue The Falun Gong Practitioners Persecuted in China' March" (PRNewswire, July 2, 2001)
• "Students stage protest march to nation's capital" by Joseph Fitzgerald ("The Call," June 30, 2001)
• "HK anniversary marred by unemployment, rights woes" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, June 29, 2001)
• "Falun Gong foe goes free after learning lesson" by Kelly Sinoski ("Hong Kong iMail," June 27, 2001)
• "Falun Gong protests mark day dedicated to torture victims" by Nelson Lee ("Hong Kong iMail," June 27, 2001)
• "HK Falungong claims 233 followers' death in Chinese custody" (The Independent, June 26, 2001)
• "Falun Gong protests in HK against China crackdown" (Reuters, June 26, 2001)
• "Spiritual Society or Evil Cult?" by John Leicester ("TimeAsia," June 25, 2001)
• "Faces of Falun Gong remembered" by Karen Rivedal ("Chicago Tribune," June 24, 2001)
• "We'll do nothing on Falun Gong" by Benedict Rogers ("Hong Kong iMail," June 22, 2001)
• "Freed Falun Gong member back in Canada from China" (Reuters, June 21, 2001)
• "China blamed for Falun Gong death" (CNN, June 21, 2001)
• "US, UK pressure HK over Falun Gong" ("Business Times," June 21, 2001)
• "Falun Gong considers legal action against HK leader" by Patricia Lai (CNN, June 18, 2001)
• "Australia's Falun Gong calls for China pressure" (Reuters, June 18, 2001)
• "Sect asks Tung to talk it over" by Carmen Cheung ("Hong Kong iMail," June 15, 2001)
• "Falungong member dies in police detention in northeast China" (AFP, June 15, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members protest against Tung's 'cult' label" (Kyodo News Service, June 15, 2001)
• "HK's Falun Gong slams Tung for "evil cult" label" (Reuters, June 15, 2001)
• "US grants asylum to banned China sect leader-report" (Reuters, June 15, 2001)
• "HK Leader Says Falun Gong a Cult, No Plans to Ban" (Reuters, June 14, 2001)
• "Media `re-educated' on Falun Gong treatment" ("Hong Kong iMail," June 14, 2001)
• "China again tightens laws against banned Falun Gong group " by John Leicester (AP, June 10, 2001)
• "Beijing hunts for the 'evil ones'" by Anthony C. Lobaido ("World Net Daily," June 9, 2001)
• "Listening to Master Li Behind Falun Gong's civil disobedience in China is a rapidly evolving apocalyptic theology" by Susan J. Palmer ("Montreal Gazette", June 9, 2001)
• "Falungong appeals for release of supporters " ("Radio Australia," June 8, 2001)
• "Most in HK sees no need for anti-cult law - survey" (Reuters, June 6, 2001)
• "China set for long battle against Falun Gong" by Willy Lam ("CNN News," June 6, 2001)
• "China's latest weapon against Falun Gong: Re-education" by Michael A. Lev, E.A. Torriero ("Chicago Tribune," June 6, 2001)
• “Fortunatamente il CESNUR è meno ricattabile di alcuni governi”… La pagina di Avvenire sul seminario CESNUR sul Falun Gong del 16 maggio 2001 a Torino
• "HK Critics Urge Govt Not To Follow French Anti-Cult Law" (AP, June 1, 2001)
• "French anti-sect law spooks Hong Kong, Falun Gong" (Reuters, June 1, 2001)
• "French anti-sect law fuels precedent fears" by Ellen Chan ("South China Morning Post," May 31, 2001)
• "Amnesty calls China's Jiang rights 'scoundrel'" by Sonya Hepinstall (Reuters, May 30, 2001)
• "Beijing Journal: A Maoist Hero's Ghost Tilts With Falun Gong" by Erik Eckholm ("New York Times," May 30, 2001)
• "The blacklist that is really a `names list' " by Eddie Luk ("Hong Kong iMail," May 28, 2001)
• "Patten warns SAR against crackdown on Falun Gong" by Laura Winter ("Hong Kong iMail," May 26, 2001)
• "Bowing to Beijing" ("Wall Street Journal", May 25, 2001)
• "Release sought for Canada-based Falun Gong member" by Robert Melnbardis (Reuters, May 25, 2001)
• "HK lawyers hit out at govt's talk of anti-cult laws" (Reuters, May 25, 2001)
• "Montreal woman arrested for practising Falun Gong" by Randy Boswell ("The Ottawa Citizen," May 25, 2001)
• "Canada-based Falun Gong member said missing in China" (Reuters, May 24, 2001)
• "Asiaweek names Falun Gong founder most powerful communicator" (Kyodo News Service, May 24, 2001)
• "Falun Gong `like Japan's gas-attack sect' " by Nelson Lee ("Hong Kong iMail," May 24, 2001)
• "H.K. security chief says no plan for anti-cult law" (Kyodo News Service, May 23, 2001)
• "China Shows Reporters Forbidden Camp" by John Leicester (Associated Press, May 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong leader says Jiang leads `evil clique' " ("Hong Kong iMail," May 22, 2001)
• "HK Tung Says Falun Gong Evokes Jonestown Suicide" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, May 22, 2001)
• "Donald accused of slowing the democratic process " by Bryan Lee ("Hong Kong iMail," May 21, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Leader Suprises Festival" (Associated Press, May 20, 2001)
• "Falungong gains foothold in Indonesia " ("Radio Australia," May 19, 2001)
• "HK considers legislation over cults such as Falun Gong" (Reuters, May 18, 2001)
• "Lee sees China as unstoppable" by Arnaud de Borchgrave ("Washington Times," May 18, 2001)
  
• "Sect days are few as new law nears " ("Hong Kong Mail," May 18, 2001)
• "Hong Kong says not barring entry due to religion" (Reuters, May 16, 2001)
• "Sect's park challenge " by Eddie Luk and Teny Siu ("Hong Kong Mail," May 14, 2001)
• "Falungong Demonstrate in Sydney " (AFP, May 13, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Members Mark Second World Falun Dafa Day" (AP, May 13, 2001)
• "Followers of embattled sect rally in Hong Kong" (Reuters, May 13, 2001)
• "Report: China Rejects Sect Appeal" by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, May 12, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Said Becoming Like China" by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, May 10, 2001)
• "Hong Kong keeps Falun Gong under wraps for visit by China's President" by David Rennie ("Daily Telegraph," May 9, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Stages Protests as Jiang Visits Hong Kong" by Mark Landler ("New York Times," May 9, 2001)
• "Falun Gong member in Pulitzer article jailed -group" (Reuters, May 9, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Backs Falon Gong Tactics" by William Foreman (Associated Press, May 9, 2001)
• "One Falun Gong follower held in HK asks "Why?" by Sonya Hepinstall (Reuters, May 8, 2001)
• "China's Falun Gong steps up propaganda despite crackdown" (Kyodo News Service, May 8, 2001)
• "Who is Li Hongzhi?" ("BBC News," May 8, 2001)
• "Banned in China, Falun Gong draws Americans" by Jonathan Landreth (Reuters, May 8, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Followers Protest in Hong Kong" by Stephen Weeks and Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, May 8, 2001)
• "WRAP: Falun Gong Followers -2: Drafting Complaint To UN" (AP, May 8, 2001)
• "Falungong claims five American practitioners barred from Hong Kong " ("Radio Australia," May 7, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Deports Eight Falun Gong Members" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, May 7, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Barred From Hong Kong" by Helen Luk (Associated Press, May 7, 2001)
• "Taiwanese Falun Gong followers prepare for Hong Kong protests " by William Foreman (AP, May 6, 2001)
• "HK plans to deport two US Falun Gong members-group" (Reuters, May 6, 2001)
• "Martyrs with a cause " by Nina Willdorf ("The Phoenix," May 5, 2001)
• "Hong Kong economic forum could test its freedoms " by Dirk Beveridge (AP, May 5, 2001)
• "HK police boost checks ahead of Fortune Forum" (Reuters, May 5, 2001)
• "HK protesters to be kept at bay from forum VIPs" (Reuters, May 4, 2001)
• "Falun Gong to Protest in HK During Jiang Visit " (Reuters, May 3, 2001)
• "State Drawn Into Chinese Controversy " by Eric R. Danton ("Hartford Courant," May 3, 2001)
• "HK govt not worried about Fortune forum protests" (Reuters, May 3, 2001)
• "UN rights group tells of concern over Falun Gong " by Bryan Lee ("Hong Kong Mail," May 3, 2001)
• "China Sentences Two Sect Members" (Associated Press, April 30, 2001)
• "Four Falungong backers told to leave " ("The Strait Times," April 29, 2001)
• "Hong Kong's Freedom Is Facing a Crucial Test " by Mike Jendrzejczyk ("International Herald Tribune," April 28, 2001)
• "French law basis for likely move to outlaw sect " by Carmen Cheung and Bryan Lee ("Hong Kong Mail," April 27, 2001)
• "S'pore Expels Four Falun Gong Members for Vigil" (Reuters, April 27, 2001)
• "HK freedoms to be tested by Falun Gong-Jiang protests" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, April 27, 2001)
• "Hong Kong's Tung Stirs New Controversy Over Falun Gong" (AP, April 26, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Holds Protests on Anniversary of Big Sit-In" by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("New York Times," April 26, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Leader Criticizes Sect" by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, April 26, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members hold vigil in New York" (Reuters, April 25, 2001)
• "China detains Falun Gongers on protest anniversary" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, April 25, 2001)
• "Can the Falun Gong outlast crackdown?" by Lisa Rose Weaver ("CNN News," April 25, 2001)
• "More than 33 detained, beaten on Falun Gong anniv." (Kyodo News Service, April 25, 2001)
• "HK Falun Gong stage sit-in, mark Beijing protest" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, April 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong marks anniversary of landmark protest" ("CNN News,"April 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong claims China's president cracked down on sect to solidify power " by Edith M. Lederer (AP, April 24, 2001)
• "China tightens security on Tiananmen before Falungong anniversary" (AFP, April 24, 2001)
• "Falun Gong plans HK protests on sit-in anniversary" (Reuters, April 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong plan anniversary demonstration" by Kirsty Alfredson ("CNN News," April 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Supporters March in New York Chinatown" (Reuters, April 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong issues a new challenge" by Charles A. Radin ("Boston Globe," April 22, 2001)
• "Macau Falun Gong Members: Police Tailed, Photographed Us" (AP, April 20, 2001)
• "China demands U.S. send back sect leader" (Reuters, April 19, 2001)
• "China trumpets human rights victory at U.N." by Jeremy Page (Reuters, April 19, 2001)
• "Zhong Gong leader's whereabouts stay secret-lawyer" (Reuters, April 18, 2001)
• "Zhong Gong sect leader urges world to condemn China" (Reuters, April 18, 2001)
• "China likely to dodge censure in U.N. rights forum" by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, April 18, 2001)
• "Falun Gong plans events in HK during Jiang's visit" (Reuters, April 18, 2001)
• "Falungong slams China over female torture" (AFP, April 17, 2001)
• "Spiritualist Movement Calls On U.N. Commission To Condemn Human Rights Abuses In China" by Jim Burns (CNS, April 17, 2001)
• "China Urges Foreign Media To Publicize Falun Gong Charges" (AP, April 17, 2001)
• "Falun Gong To Protest During Chinese Pres' Visit To HK" (AP, April 17, 2001)
• "Guam frees China sect leader - Hong Kong group" (Reuters, April 17, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members demonstrate ahead of U.N. China vote" (Reuters, April 17, 2001)
• "HK Group Criticizes HK Govt's Treatment of Falun Gong" (AP, April 16, 2001)
• "Guam legislature urges release of China sect leader" (Reuters, April 15, 2001)
• "More deaths in custody, Falun Gong claim" ("CNN News," April 13, 2001)
• "China protestant official defends Falun Gong ban" by Sonya Hepinstall (Reuters, April, 11, 2001)
• "US Presents China Resolution at U.N. Rights Talks " by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, April 11, 2001)
• "China protests over Falun Gong-U.N. press meeting" (Reuters, April 9, 2001)
• "China Issues Human Rights Report" by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, April 8, 2001)
• "Sect woman tells of Macau entry ban" by May Sin-Mi Hon ("South China Morning Post," April 7, 2001)
• "World Psychiatric Association asked to take up case of Chinese dissidents" by Fred Charatan ("British Medicine Journal," April 6, 2001)
• "Zhonggong leader says extradition to China means execution" (AFP, April 5, 2001)
• "Falun Gong thrives in the U.S. " by Sean Federico-O'Murchu ("MSNBC," April, 4, 2001)
• "Dissidents ask UN rights body to condemn China" by Vincent Fribault (Reuters, April 4, 2001)
• "U.S. House attacks China's human rights record" (Reuters, April, 3, 2001)
• "China beats Falun Gong in Michigan" ("Taipei Times," April 1, 2001)
• "U.S. Lawmakers Urge Release of China Sect Leader " (Zhong gong) (Reuters, April 1, 2001)
• "The Wired Age: China Arrives at a Moment of Truth" by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," April 1, 2001)
• "Westland drops Falun Gong week under pressure from China" by Lisa M. Collins ("Detroit News," March 31, 2001)
• "Singapore Police Deny Targeting Falun Gong" ("Inside China," March 30, 2001)
• "Drop Buddhist terms, local Falun Gong urged" ("The Star," March 30, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members in S'pore could have avoided prison" ("The Star," March 30, 2001)
• "Singapore police say Falung Gong can stay " ("World News," March 30, 2001)
• "China Olympic Committee slams U.S. anti-bid vote" (Reuters, March 30, 2001)
• "Singapore jails seven Falun Gong members for vigil" by Amy Tan (Reuters, March 29, 2001)
• "A Truly Modern China Wouldn't Fear the News" ("Seattle Times," (reprinted from the Washington Post) March 29, 2001)
• "Malaysia's Buddhists oppose Falun Gong group" (Reuters, March 29, 2001)
• "Singapore Jails Falun Gong Faithful" by Dean Visser (Associated Press, March 29, 2001)
• "Opinion: The Fallacies of Falun Gong " ("Newsweek," March 28, 2001)
• "Zhonggong leader confident of winning freedom in US" (AFP, March 28, 2001)
• "Falun Dafa Day set in Skowhegan" by Joe Rankin ("Morning Sentinel," March 28, 2001)
• "Free press and Falun Gong blasted as Murdoch woos Chinese deal" by Damien McElroy ("The Scotsman," March 26, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members speak out" by Tillie Fong ("Rocky Mountain News," March 26, 2001)
• "La déferlante non violente du Falun Gong atteint l’Occident" par Serge Bimpage ("Tribune de Genève", 26 mars 2001)
• "In Mrs. Chan's flat, China's Enemy No. 1 hardly seems it" by Tyler Marshall ("Los Angeles Times," March 25, 2001)
• "Ministry keeping tabs on Falun Gong group" ("The Star," March 24, 2001)
• "News Corp. Heir Woos China With Show of Support" by Evelyn Iritani ("Los Angeles Times," March 23, 2001)
• "Sect ban pressure is denied by Tung " by Carmen Cheung and Bryan Lee ("Hong Kong iMail," March 24, 2001)
• "Let Your Yes be Yes and No, No": Christian Discloses Falun Gong Cult " ("People's Daily," March 22, 2001)
• "Overseas Chinese in Russia Denounce Falun Gong" ("People's Daily," March 22, 2001)
• "Tung: Hong Kong to keep wary eye on Falun Gong" by Ikuko Higuchi ("Daily Yomiuri, March 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers ask to stay in Singapore" (AP, March 22, 2001)
• "Britain denounces rights abuses in China, Zimbabwe, at UN forum" (AFP, March 22, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members ask S'pore court for leniency" (Reuters, March 22)
• "Religion, cult different terms " ("China Daily," March 21, 2001)
• "China Aims PR Attack at Falun Gong" (AP, March 21, 2001)
• "Falun gong: la gaffe de la Ville!" par Laurence Bézaguet ("Tribune de Geneve", 20 mars 2001)
• "La Chine et le Falun Gong s'empoignent à Genève" par Pierre-Antoine Preti ("Tribune de Geneve" 20 mars 2001)
• "Remous autour du Falun Gong, quiproquo à la Ville, pressions au canton" par Adelita Genoud ("Tribune de Geneve" 20 mars 2001)
• "China Girl Who Set Self Ablaze Dies" (AP, March 19, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Members Defy Anti-Cult Exhibition In Hong Kong" (AP, March 18, 2001)
• "US seeks to condemn China on rights abuses " by Naomi Koppel (AP, March 18, 2001)
• "China says Falun Gong girl, 12, dies of burns" (Reuters, March 18, 2001)
• "Exhibition targeting Falun Gong begins in HK" (Reuters, March 17, 2001)
• "Pro-China groups target Falun Gong in HK exhibition" (Reuters, March 16, 2001)
• "Falun Gong wins 'religious freedom' award" ("CNN News," March 15, 2001)
• "China's crackdown on Falungong sect rooted in fear and ignorance: members" (AFP, March 15, 2001)
• "Tianjin court jails 13 sect followers " ("Hong Kong Mail," March 15, 2001)
• "Falungong leader savages "wicked" Chinese leadership" (AFP, March 15, 2001)
• "Falun Gong seek Missourians' support for practice" by Bob Watson ("Jefferson City News Tribune," March 14, 2001)
• "Maine towns’ support sought for Falun Dafa" by Diana Bowley ("Bangor Daily News," March 14, 2001)
• "China jails 13 more Falun Gong activists" (Reuters, March 13, 2001)
• "HK Catholic Church Says Top Official Defamed Falun Gong" (AP, March 12, 2001)
• "China law chiefs talk tough on graft, Falun Gong" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, March 10, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Denies U.S. Congress Gave It Funding " (Reuters, March 9, 2001)
• "China Arrests 6 Falun Gong Followers" (AP, March 9, 2001)
• "A Foe Rattles Beijing From Abroad" by John Pomfret ("Washington Post," March 9, 2001)
• "Hong Kong watch on sect `needed more' " ("Hong Kong Mail," March 8, 2001)
• "China's Leadership Pushes for Unity" by Erik Eckholm & Elisabeth Rosenthal ("New York Times," March 8, 2001)
• "China's military offers 'contributions'" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam (CNN, March 8, 2001)
• "Falun Gong leader calls China crackdown futile" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, March 7, 2001)
• "You deal with `evil cult', Jiang tells Tung " by Carmen Cheung ("Hong Kong Mail," March 7, 2001)
• "China scientist alleges Falun Gong got U.S. cash" (Reuters, March 7, 2001)
• "Leader Vows To Ensure Falun Gong Won't Harm Hong Kong" (AP, March 6, 2001)
• "Leader Vows to Protect Hong Kong" by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, March 6, 2001)
• "Qian warns against Falun Gong making H.K. an anti-China base" (Kyodo News Service, March 6, 2001)
• "HK Leader: Falun Gong Activities To Be Carefully Watched" (AP, March 5, 2001)
• "China PM Zhu Steers Clear of Falun Gong in HK" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, March 5, 2001)
• "China's Zhu warns Falun Gong "criminals" (Reuters, March 5, 2001)
• "Banned in China, sect honored here. Falun Gong receives acceptance, awards from Metro cities" by Jennifer Brooks ("The Detroit News", March 4, 2001)
• "China's Zhu to urge hard line on Falun Gong" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, March 4, 2001)
• "China sets March 18-24 for Qian visit to U.S." (Reuters, March 4, 2001)
• "Activists decry HK govt's attack on Falun Gong" (Reuters, March 4, 2001)
• "Chinese Panel Indicates No Changes On Taiwan, Falun Gong" (AP, March 3, 2001)
• "Sect hits Singapore media over coverage, advertising 'ban'" by Jake Lloyd Smith ("South China Morning Post," March 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong attracts followers in Midwest" by Juliet Williams ("Contra Costa Times," March 2, 2001)
• "China says human rights meddling may harm EU ties" (Reuters, March 2, 2001)
• "Regina in cult storm" by Matthew Lee and Calen Cheung ("Hong Kong Mail," March 2, 2001)
• "Four arrested over `sect suicide bid' " ("Hong Kong Mail," March 2, 2001)
• "China lawmakers to avoid attacks on HK's Falun Gong" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, March 2, 2001)
• "China jails 37 who spread Falun Gong fliers" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, March 2, 2001)
• "China Sentences 37 Falun Gong Sect" (Associated Press, March 2, 2001)
• "HK Security Chief: Falun Gong Could Be Banned" (AP, March 1, 2001)
• "Two Arrested in Tiananmen Square" (Associated Press, March 1, 2001)
• "H.K. security chief labels Falun Gong 'heretical' (Kyodo News Service, March 1, 2001)
• "People's Daily warning to HK sect members " ("Hong Kong Mail," March 1, 2001)
• "`Evil cult' blamed for 1,660 deaths " by Pamela Pun ("Hong Kong Mail", March 1, 2001)
• "Two men arrested in Beijing in relation to Falungong protest " ("Radio Australia," February 28, 2001)
• "Sect members 'treated as patients' Washington turning blind eye to movement's dangers, says official in charge of crackdown" by Jasper Becker ("South China Morning Post," February 28, 2001)
• "China arrests two Falun men over self-immolations" (Reuters, February 28, 2001)
• "UN urges reform; China threatens sect " by Paul Eckert ("Boston Globe," February 27, 2001)
• "Beijing, Turning Tables, Defends Its Repression of Sect" by Erik Eckholm ("The New York Times," February 27, 2001)
• "Falun Gong's Challenge to China" by Phil Hall ("Film Threat," February 27, 2001)
• "China Likens Crackdown On Falun Gong To War On Drugs" (AP, February 27, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers confined in Chinese Asylums" ("CWN News," February 27, 2001)
• "US rights report attacks China" by Greg Torode ("South China Morning Post," February 27, 2001)
• "1,600 honoured in 'victory' over sect" by Raymond Li ("South China Morning Post," February 27, 2001)
• "Robinson clashes over Falun Gong in China" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, February 27, 2001)
• "China hits back after rights record criticism" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 27, 2001)
• "China Hosts U.N. Rights Chief, Vows to Wipe Out Sect" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 26, 2001)
• "Falun Gong cancels Bangkok meeting" (AP, February 26, 2001)
• "We can decide for ourselves" ("Bangkok Post," (Editorials) February 26, 2001)
• "Pressure mounts on Hong Kong as Jiang visit looms" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, February 26, 2001)
• "China should drop labour punishment-U.N.'s Robinson" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 26, 2001)
• "China Dissidents Seek U.N. Help" by Martin Fackler (AP, February 25, 2001)
• "Mons. Zen: 'Quanto accade al Falun Gong potrebbe estendersi alla Chiesa'" ("Agenzia FIDES", 23 febbraio 2001)
• "Falun Gong taking root among Utahns" by Elaine Jarvik ("Deseret News," February 23, 2001)
• "Falungong crackdown "unacceptable", EU tells China" (AFP, February 23, 2001)
• "Spiritual movement causes deep ill ease" by Achara Ashayagachat ("Bangkok Post," February 23, 2001)
• "Beijing's neuroses should not sway us" ("Bangkok Post," (Editorial) February 23, 2001)
• "EU presses China on Falungong and human rights issues" (AFP, February 22, 2001)
• "The Fires This Time: Immolation Or Deception In Beijing?" by Danny Schechter ("Media Channel," February 22, 2001)
• "Business group calls for ban on meeting" by Supoj Wancharoen ("Bangkok Post," February 22, 2001)
• "Falungong under pressure over proposed Thailand meeting" (AFP, February 21, 2001)
• "China 're-educates' cult members " by John Gittings ("The Guardian," February 20, 2001)
• "Thai Falun Gong meeting shelved after pressure" by Nopporn Wong-Anan (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "China softens rhetoric on Falun Gong rank-and-file" (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "Religion Chief Brands Falun Gong" by Helen Luk (Associated Press, February 21, 2001)
• "Thailand clears Falungong meeting in Bangkok" (AFP, February 20, 2001)
• "HK Religious Groups Slam China's Religious Chief's Remarks" (AP, February 20, 2001)
• "Rights group says Macau Falun follower held in China" (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "Bishop warns treatment given to Falun Gong could extend to Church" ("EWTN News," February 20, 2001)
• "China slams U.S. envoy for remarks on HK freedoms" (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "China slams study alleging psychiatric abuse" (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "China charges Macau Falun Gong follower -HK group" (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "Thai Falun Gong meeting shelved after pressure" by Nopporn Wong-Anan (Reuters, February 20, 2001)
• "China puts Falun Gong followers in hospital" ("BBC News," February 19, 2001)
• "Falun Gong a Test For Hong Kong" by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," February 19, 2001)
• "China group asks IOC to press for leaders' release" (Zhong Gong) (Reuters, Feb. 19, 2001)
• "'Evil Cult' Raises Political Temperature" by Ken Kamoche ("The Daily Nation," February 18, 2001)
• "Bishop condemns Hong Kong leader for comments on Falun Gong sect " by Verna Yu (AP, February 18, 2001)
• "Protest targets Chinese ban of ancient practice" by Leslie Gornstein (AP, February 18, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Believers Stage Protest" by Leslie Gornstein (Associated Press, February 18, 2001)
• "Catholic bishop slams 'evil' label for Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 18, 2001)
• "Psychiatric Abuse by China Reported in Repressing Sect" by Erik Eckholm ("New York Times," February 18, 2001)
• "Bush backs U.N. rebuke of China on rights " by Carol Giacomo ("The Orange County Registry," February 17, 2001)
• "Another Falun Gong Member Reportedly Burns Himself in China" by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("New York Times," February 17, 2001)
• "Man Burns Himself To Death in Beijing" by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," February 17, 2001)
• "Powell urged Bush to back resolution on China human rights" (Kyodo News Service, February 17, 2001)
• "China accuses Falun Gong of breaching human rights" (Reuters, February 17, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Casts Doubt on Suicide" by John Leicester (Associated Press, February 17, 2001)
• "Diplomat: Hong Kong Needs Scrutiny" by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, February 17, 2001)
• "Why China's Falun Gong Shakes Communist Rule" ("International Herald Tribune," February 16, 2001)
• "Chinese Official Denies Jailed Sect Members Were Mistreated" (Reuters, February 16, 2001)
• "Falun Gong member dies after setting self ablaze" (Reuters, February 16, 2001)
• "HK Christian, rights groups slam govt on Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 16, 2001)
• "China Says Sect Member Killed Self" (Associated Press, February 16, 2001)
• "Anti-sect action spreads " ("Hong Kong Mail," February 16, 2001)
• "Falun Gong supporters slam Hong Kong government" (Reuters, February 15, 2001)
• "Beijing Anger at Nobel Nominations for Falun Gong Leader" ("Inside China Today," February 15, 2001)
• "Falun Gong crackdown hits China's schools" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam (CNN News, February 15, 2001)
• "Chinese official denies ill-treatment of Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 15, 2001)
• "China Warns Against Censure Effort" by John Leicester (Associated Press, February 15, 2001)
• "China says U.N. rights motion would fail again" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 15, 2001)
• "China calls Falun Gong leader's Nobel nomination a 'mockery'" (Kyodo News Service, February 15, 2001)
• "US legislators pile pressure on Bush over China rights" (AFP, February 14, 2001)
• "We'll find out how others treat `evil' cults: security chief " ("Hong Kong Mail," February 14, 2001)
• "Falun Gong: Dailing Up to Freedom " by Sarah Klein ("Detroit Metro Times," February 13, 2001)
• "`Diary' of sect man vilifies Falun Gong " ("Hong Kong Mail," February 13,2001)
• "China Denies Torture Claims" (AP, February 13, 2001)
• "China protests Falun Gong Bangkok plan" ("ABC News," February 13, 2001)
• "China's crackdown on Falungong takes on draconian proportions" (AFP, February 13, 2001)
• "Cult under close watch" ("Bangkok Post," February 12, 2001)
• "Amnesty International says torture widespread in China" (AP, February 12, 2001)
• "Amnesty warns over China torture" (BBC, February 12, 2001)
• "China urges world to join in battle against Falungong and other 'cults'" (AFP, February 12, 2001)
• "Canadian Prime Minister Visits China" by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, February 12, 2001)
• "China vows "war to the end" with Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 12, 2001)
• "HK says it will not ban Falun Gong" by Rahul Jacob ("Financial Times," February 11, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Justice Secy Has No Plans To Clamp Down On Sect" (AP, February 11, 2001)
• "Raids as China tracks Falun Gong worldwide" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("CNN," February 11, 2001)
• Chinas Kampf gegen den Falun-Gong-Drachen, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Ressort Ausland, 10. Februar 2001, Nr.34, Seite 11
• "Chinese tire of anti-cult media blitz " by John Schauble ("Melbourne Age,"February 10, 2001)
• "Falun Gong told to break with mainland China followers" by Verna Yu (AP, February 10, 2001)
• "China bars visits to burnt cult members " ( "I Africa News," February 9, 2001)
• "Beijing Allies Warn Sect Members" by Verna Yu (Associated Press, February 10, 2001)
• "Anti-Falun Gong moves stoke fears in Hong Kong" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, February 10, 2001)
• "Attack on Falun Gong criticised" (Reuters, February 10, 2001)
• "Hong Kong leader follows Chinese lead, warns sect" ("Dallas Morning News," February 9, 2001)
• "Sect more or less evil, says Tung " by Carmen Cheung, Angela Kwok and Carrie Chan ("Hong Kong Mail," February 9, 2001)
• "Beijing Police Deny News Inquiry" by John Leicester (AP, February 9, 2001)
• "China May Charge Foreign Reporters Over Tiananmen Burning" by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," February 9, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Leader Applauded on Sect" by Verna Yu (Associated Press, February 9, 2001)
• "HK chief slammed for calling Falun Gong evil cult" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, February 9, 2001)
• "Sect to take low profile" by Angela Kwok and Lilian Kwok ("Hong Kong Mail," February 9, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Leader Zings Falun Gong" by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, February 8, 2001)
• "Chinese Papers Accuse Foreign Press" by John Leicester (Associated Press, February 8, 2001)
• "Tung won't allow Falun Gong to abuse H.K. tolerance" (Kyodo News Service, February 8, 2001)
• "Tung says HK will closely monitor Falun Gong" by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, February 8, 2001)
• "Canada to probe China diplomats over Falun "threats" (Reuters, February 7, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Slam Beijing After Dutch Scrap China, HK Visit" (AP, February 7, 2001)
• "Beijing's pressure on Hong Kong deepens distrust in Taiwan" (AFP, February 7, 2001)
• "7 More Falun Gong Deaths Alleged" (Associated Press, February 7, 2001)
• "Dutch MP urges tough EU stance on human rights in China" ("The Hague," February 7, 2001)
• "Pressure mounts on sect " by Carmen Cheung and Nelson Lee ("Hong Kong Mail," Febraury 7, 2001)
• "China Says Western 'Running Dogs' Are Aiding Cult" by Erik Eckholm ("New York Times," February 7, 2001)
• "ANALYSIS-Dutch move raises Falun Gong stakes for China" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 7, 2001)
• "Dutch Foreign Min Suspends China Trip Over Falun Gong" (AP, February 6, 2001)
• "The Chinese professor who started a ruckus " by Erik Eckholm ("New York Times," February 6, 2001)
• "Lawyers Ask Singapore Crt To Drop Charges Vs Falun Gong" (AP, February 6, 2001)
• "UN human rights team refuse to be drawn into Falungong debate" (AFP, February 6, 2001)
• "China jails judge for seven years over Falungong books" (AFP, February 6, 2001)
• "China warns against Falun Gong meddling" (Reuters, February 6, 2001)
• "China judge gets 7 years for Falun activities-report" (Reuters, February 6, 2001)
• "UN rights rep offers tip on Falun Gong - Ignore it" (Reuters, February 6, 2001)
• "China's sect suppression carries a high price" by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("CNN," February 5, 2001)
• "China Revs Up Attacks on Falun Gong" by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, February 5, 2001)
• "Rights Group To Discuss Falun Gong With UN Officials" (Associated Press, February 4, 2001)
• "China Scores a Propaganda Coup Against Falun Gong" by Erik Eckhom ("New York Times," February 4, 2001)
• "Hong Kong to Monitor Falun Gong More Closely, Official Says" by Mark Landler ("New York Times," February 4, 2001)
• "HK urged to tackle Falun Gong with sedition law" (Reuters, February 4, 2001)
• "Human Fire Ignites Chinese Mystery" by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post, February 4, 2001)
• "Senior Hong Kong official defends comments against Falungong" (AFP, February 3, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Falun Gong Controversial" by Dirk Beveridge (AP, February 3, 2001)
• "China turns up the heat on `evil cult' in Hong Kong" by Martin Regg Cohn ("Toronto Star," February 3, 2001)
• "Two Falungong members attacked in Hong Kong: report" (AFP, February 3, 2001)
• "Hong Kong sect members say Jiang out to ruin China" (Reuters, February 3, 2001)
• "Human rights best left to prime minister, Dosanjh says on eve of China trip" ("Canada News," February 2, 2001)
• "Rights groups urge Tung to take a stand on Falungong" (AFP, February 2, 2001)
• "China post office issues anti-Falun Gong postmark" (Reuters, February 2, 2001)
• "Hong Kong To 'Monitor' Falun Gong" by Dirk Beveridge (AP, February 2, 2001)
• "Security chief puts heat on sect " by Carmen Cheung and Bryan Lee ("Hong Kong Mail," February 2, 2001)
• "Chinese Sect Members Appeal to Bush over Detained Leader " (AFP, February 1, 2001)
• "CHINA: Campaign highlights increasing level of desperation" ("South China Morning Post," February 1, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Media Attacks Falun Gong" by Verna Yu (AP, February 1, 2001)
• "Pressure Mounts on Hong Kong to Outlaw Falungong Sect " (AFP, February 1, 2001)
• "China Mobilises Masses to Denounce Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 1, 2001)
• "China Says to Fight Taiwan Support of Falun Gong" (Reuters, February 1, 2001)
• "State vilifies 'evil cult' after self-immolations" by John Schauble ("Sydney Morning Herald," February 1, 2001)
• "Falungong denies Tiananmen suicide group were genuine followers" (AFP, January 31, 2001)
• "To Fight Sect, China Publicizes a Public Burning" by Erik Eckholm ("New York Times," January 31, 2001)
• "China whips up public outrage against Falun Gong" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, January 31, 2001)
• "China won't allow HK to become Falun Gong base" (Reuters, January 31, 2001)
• "China Decries Sect's Suicide Attempt " by John Leicester (Associated Press, January 30, 2001)
• "China prepares for new offensive against sect " (UPI, January 29, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Practitioners Exercise Their Freedom" by Ruth E. Igoe ("Chicago Tribune," January 29, 2001)
• "Falun Gong sect calls for action" by Dan Palmer ("Edmonton Sun," January 27, 2001)
• "China warns US on meddling" by John Schauble ("World News Service", January 27, 2001)
• "Beijing's struggle against cult: `Like a giant fighting a ghost' " by John Schauble ("World News Service", January 27, 2001)
• "Falungong meeting to go ahead as planned" ("The Nation" (Thailand), January 26, 2001)
• "Sect blitz fuels fresh US anger" ("South China Morning Post," January 26, 2001)
• "Exiled Writer To Visit Hong Kong" by Verna Yu (Associated Press, January 25, 2001)
• "China trades charges with U.S. over Falun Gong" (Kyodo News Service, January 25, 2001)
• "Santee defies China by supporting Falun Gong" by Norberto Santana Jr.( "Union Tribune," January 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong deny link to suicide attempts" by David Rennie in Beijing ("Electronic Telegraph," January 25, 2001)
• "Tiananmen Square Access Tightened Against Cultists" by Michael A. Lev ("Chicago Tribune," January 25, 2001)
• "China blasts US over Falun Gong" ("BBC News," January 25, 2001)
• "China rejects U.S. criticism of Falun crackdown" (Reuters, January 25, 2001)
• "Powell lectures China on human rights issues" by David R. Sands ("Washington Times," January 25, 2001)
• "Falun Gong denies link to five who set themselves ablaze" by John Schauble ("Sydney Morning Herald," January 25, 2001)
• "Powell Tells China To Be Tolerant"
  by George Gedda (Associated Press, January 24, 2001)
• "Five set themselves on fire in Tiananmen" by Elisabeth Rosenthal for New York Times Service ("Miami Herald," January 24, 2001)
• "5 Alleged Sect Followers Set Selves on Fire in Beijing" by Henry Chu ("Los Angeles Times," January 24, 2001)
• "Cult's suicide protest embarrasses China" by Calum MacLeod in Beijing and James Palmer ("UK Independent," January 24, 2001)
• "Massive Chinese security stamps out Falungong protests" (AFP, January 24, 2001)
• "Tight Security in Tiananmen Square" by John Leicester (Associated Press, January 24, 2001)
• "China protests continue after self-immolations" by Matt Pottinger (Reuters, January 24, 2001)
• "Five Ignite Themselves, One Fatally, in Beijing" by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("New York Times", January 24, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Followers Set Themselves on Fire" by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," January 23, 2001)
• "China consulate lashed" by Kevin Masterman ( "Toronto Sun," January 23, 2001)
• "`Enemies of people' warned" (AP, January 23, 20001)
• "Key dates in emergence of China's banned Falungong movement" (AFP, January 23, 2001)
• "Falungong: the mysterious thorn in Beijing's side" (AFP, January 23, 2001)
• "Falun Gong followers set themselves ablaze, one left dead" (Kyodo News Service, January 23, 2001)
• "China says five Falun Gong members self-immolate" by Andrew Browne (Reuters, January 23, 2001)
• "Banned Sect Sells Works In Hong Kong As Beijing Complains" (AP, January 22, 2001)
• "China Braces For Falun Gong Protests Over Lunar New Year" (AP, January 22, 2001)
• "Feature: China's war against the Falun Gong" by Calum MacLeod (UPI, January 22, 2001)
• "China Spooked by Failure to Crush Falungong" (AFP, January 22, 2001)
• "China Moves To Ratify Rights Pact" by John Leicester (Associated Press, January 22, 2001)
• "China boosts holiday vigilance for Falun Gong" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, January 22, 2001)
• "I was tortured, says freed sect man" (Reteurs, January 21, 2001)
• "Are 10,000 Falun Gong followers in labor camps?" (Associated Press, January 18, 2001)
• "China reveals scale of cult crackdown" ("London Times," January 18, 2001)
• "Banned Chinese Sect Members Held" (Associated Press, January 18, 2001)
• "Falungong as a Cultural Revitalization Movement: An Historian Looks at Contemporary China" by Professor David Ownby, Department of History, University of Montreal
• "Beijing plan to turn masses against sect" by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Morning Post," January 17, 2001)
• "Sect video of airport scuffle" by Martin Wong ("South China Morning Post," January 17, 2001)
• "Hong Kong warns Falungong over political comments in public hall" (AFP, January 16, 2001)
• "China sends thousands to spy on dissidents in Hong Kong: report" (AFP, January 16, 2001)
• "China returns jailed follower of Falun Gong to Canada" by Randy Boswell ("Ottawa Citizen," January 16, 2001)
• "Beijing Defends Crackdown On Sect" by John Pomfret ("Washington Post," January 16, 2001)
• "China Defends, Details Drive to Crush Falun Gong" (Reuters, January 15, 2001)
• "Detained Falungong members launch hunger strike in Hong Kong" (AFP, January 15, 2001)
• "China denies Falungong practitioner killed in Tiananmen Square" (AFP, January 15, 2001)
• "In Hong Kong, Mixed Signals on Falun Gong" by Mark Landler ("New York Times," January 15, 2001)
• "China Punished Falun Gong Leaders" by John Leicester (Associated Press, January 15, 2001)
• "Hong Kong Detains Adherents Of Sect Denounced by Beijing" ("Washington Post," January 14, 2001)
• "Hong Kong bars Australian supporters from Falun Gong meeting" (Australian Broadcasting Corp., January 14, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Slams China for 'Evil Persecution' by Chee-may Chow and Carrie Lee (Reuters, January 14, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Sect Meets in Hong Kong" by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, January 14, 2001)
• "Sect may practise 'within law'" ("South China Morning Post," January 13, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Protests in Hong Kong, Defying China" by Chee-may Chow (Reuters, January 13, 2001)
• "H.K. Falun Gong members slam Jiang at international rally" (Kyodo News Service, January 13, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Groups Rally in Hong Kong" by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, January 13, 2001)
• "Sect members 'die in custody'" (AFP, January 12, 2001)
• "China urges media war on Falun Gong before HK meet" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, January 12, 2001)
• "HK Falun Gong plans protests over China ban" by Carrie Lee (Reuters, January 12, 2001)
• "China Turns Up Heat on Banned Sect" (Associated Press, January 12, 2001)
• "Canadian sect follower silent after freed by China" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, January 11, 2001)
• "China Frees Falun Gong Follower" (Associated Press, January 11, 2001)
• "China jails Falun Gong members over leaflets" (Reuters, January 10, 2001)
• "China turns up heat on Falun Gong before HK meet" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, January 9, 2001)
• "INTERVIEW-HK Falun Gong followers reject China accusations" by Carrie Lee (Reuters, January 9, 2001)
• "China rejects appeal by sect members - HK group" (Zhong Gong) (Reuters, January 9, 2001)
• "Falun Gong Members Sentenced" (Associated Press, January 9, 2001)
• "China lambasts Falun Gong head after New Year note" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, January 8, 2001)
• "Beijing, Falun Gong Trade Barbs" by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, January 6, 2001)
• "Beijing attacks SAR Falun Gong leader" by Alex Lo ("South China Morning Post," January 5, 2001)
• "China Lambastes Falun Gong Figure" by Verna Yu (Associated Press, January 5, 2001)
• "Falun Gong to hold HK meet despite Beijing threats" by Chee-may Chow (Reuters, January 5, 2001)
• "Banned Chinese Sect Is Spurred On by Exiled Leader" by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," January 4, 2001)
• "China says Falun Gong still threat, blames enemies abroad" (Kyodo News Service, January 4, 2001)
• "4 more Falun Gong members die in custody: human rights group" (Kyodo News Service, January 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong members charged in S'pore, all on bail" (Reuters, January 3, 2001)
• "Falun Gong to hold conference in HK govt property" (Reuters, January 3, 2001)
• "Hong Kong OKs Falun Gong Conference" by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, January 2, 2001)
• "Rights group blames China for Falun Gong deaths" (Reuters, January 2, 2001)

1. THE WAY WE LIVE NOW
   QUESTIONS FOR LI HONGZHI
   Eye of the Storm
   As the Chinese Government calls for his arrest, the exiled leader of the massive Falun Gong movement talks about living in New York and watching politics and belief collide back home.
   by Jonathan S. Landreth & J.S. Greenberg ("New York Times Magazine", August 8, 1999)
2. Interview with Li Hongzhi ("Time Magazine Asia", May 10, 1999)

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