• 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

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

• "Scholarly Book on Falun Gong Published in Singapore"
  A Note by Massimo Introvigne (March 20, 2000)
• "China jails four for promoting Falun Gong"
  (Reuters, December 27, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Members' Appeals Denied"
  (The Associated Press, December 27, 2000)
• "Some 30 Falun Gong protesters removed from Tiananmen Square"
  (Kyodo News Service, December 26, 2000)
• "Taiwan urged to invite sect leader to visit"
  by Benjamin Kang Lim (Reuters, December 24, 2000)
• "Taiwan VP lends support to sect banned by China"
  by Angus Chuang (Reuters, December 23, 2000)
• "Chinese leader extols Macau's `heavy blow' on violence"
  (AP, December 21, 2000)
• "Lawyers to ask U.S. court to free China sect leader" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, December 20, 2000)
• "Jiang tells Macao to stop dissidents at anniversary"
  (Kyodo News Service, December 20, 2000)
• "H.K. activists to petition Jiang at Macao handover anniversary"
  (Kyodo News Service, December 18, 2000)
• "Chinese Crackdown on Falun Gong, Christians `Cruel,' US Says"
  (Bloomberg, December 14, 2000)
• "U.S. pressures China over jailed Falun Gong 'spy'"
  by Matt Pottinger (Reuters, December 14, 2000)
• "Falun Gong plans petition on Macau anniversary"
  (Reuters, December 14, 2000)
• "Falun Gong members urge Macao to allow petition to Jiang"
  (Kyodo News Service, December 14, 2000)
• "China Sect Member's Funeral Held"
  by Christopher Bodeen (AP, December 13, 2000)
• "U.S. Diplomat Criticizes Chinese Crackdown on Religious Activity"
  by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," December 13, 2000)
• "China jails U.S.-based Falun Gong member"
  by Andrew Browne (Reuters, December 12, 2000)
• "China Sentences Falun Gong Member"
  by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, December 12, 2000)
• "Falun Gong movement urges end to China persecution"
  by Carrie Lee (Reuters, December 10, 2000)
• "China Falun Gong Protesters Seized"
  by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, December 10, 2000)
• "Chinese spiritual group urges U.S. to free leader" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, December 10, 2000)
• "Two Falun adherents die in China custody-HK group"
  (Reuters, December 7, 2000)
• "Two more Falungong members reported dead in Chinese police detention"
  (AFP, December 7, 2000)
• "Falun Gong ban backfires on China"
  by Randy Boswell ("Ottawa Citizen," December 7, 2000)
• "Hong Kong Falungong followers refuse to bow to Beijing"
  (AFP, December 6, 2000)
• "Falun Gong to dog PM's China trip"
  by Randy Boswell ("The Ottawa Citizen," December 6, 2000)
• "China Sentences Falun Gong Follower"
  (Associated Press, December 1, 2000)
• "Persecuted Falun Gong practitioner flees to Troy"
  by Shawn D. Lewis ("The Detroit News," November 28, 2000)
• "Falun Gong devotees seek new image"
  by Christ Seper ("Plain Dealer," November 28, 2000)
• "The cult that frightens the Communists"
  by Richard Hopkins ("The Tablet" - London, 25 November 2000)
• "Falun Gong members protest trial"
  by David Cragin ("San Jose Mercury News," November 24, 2000)
• "Jailed US Falungong woman forbidden from speaking to family"
  (AFP, November 24, 2000)
• "Cult attacks Jiang in Beijing newsletter"
  ("South China Morning Post," November 24, 2000)
• "China Tries U.S. Resident As Spy She aided Falun Gong"
  by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, November 24, 2000)
• "Chinese deaf to Gong plea"
  by Nathalie Trepanier ("Ottawa Sun," November 23, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Member Put on Trial"
  by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, November 23, 2000)
• "Two sect members 'die in custody'"
  (AFP, November 22, 2000)
• "2 Falun Gong Members Die in Custody"
  (Associated Press, November 22, 2000)
• "China to Put Falun Gong Member on Trial"
  ("New York Times," November 21, 2000)
• "Falun Gong member with US green card faces trial for spying"
  by Daniel Kwan ("South China Morning Post," November 21, 2000)
• "American green card holder to be tried for following Falungong"
  (AFP, November 20, 2000)
• "China to jail US-based Falun Gong member-HK group"
  (Reuters, November 20, 2000)
• "Canada demands access to citizen arrested in China Falun Gong crackdown"
  (AFP, November 17, 2000)
• "Hong Kong Falun adherents say persecuted by China"
  (Reuters, November 15, 2000)
• "Falun Gong practitioners flourish on Taipei plaza"
  by Calum MacLeod ("Washington Times," November 13, 2000)
• "Anti-Cult Association Founded in China"
  (Xinhua News Service, November 13, 2000 - Note: This is the official agency of the Chinese government)
• "China Sect Member Said Dead"
  (Associated Press, November 9, 2000)
• "Ten Imprisoned in China for Books"
  (Associated Press, November 3, 2000)
• "Troubled Falun Gong turns up in Indian avatar"
  by Kamil Zaheer (Reuters, November 2, 2000)
• "Sect members in muted protests"
  ("South China Morning Post," October 31, 20000)
• "3 Falun Gong Members Die in Custody"
  (AP, October 30, 2000)
• "Falun Gong protests fade on China law anniversary"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, October 30, 2000)
• "Police wade into sect followers as protests continue"
  (AFP, October 30, 2000)
• "Taiwan embraces the spiritual movement that terrifies Peking"
  by Calum MacLeod ("UK-Independent," October 27, 2000)
• "Falun Gong demonstrates in Tiananmen Square"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, October 27, 2000)
• "Two more Falungong followers die in Chinese police custody: rights body"
  (AFP, October 26, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Protest in Beijing Square"
  by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, October 26, 2000)
• "U.S. Falun Gong Members Detained"
  (Associated Press, October 25, 2000)
• "Freedom Advocates call jailing US ploy" (Zhong Gong)
  by Gus Constantine ("Washington Times," October 24, 2000)
• "China releases local Falun Gong devotees"
  by Saeed Ahmed ("Atlanta Journal," October 24, 2000)
• "UAB researcher, wife return from detainment in China"
  by Tom Gordon ("Birmingham News," October 24, 2000)
• "CHINA: Sect leader appears in public"
  ("South China Morning Post," October 23, 2000)
• "China casts banned sect as political subversion"
  by Michael Dorgan ("San Jose Mercury News," October 21, 2000)
• "Falun Gong man missing"
  ("South China Morning Post," October 20, 2000)
• "Casualties mount in crackdown on China sect"
  ("Detroit Free Press," October 19, 2000)
• "Two Falun Gong Members Missing"
  by Dirk Beveridge (Associated Press, October 19, 2000)
• "Ala. Couple To Return From China"
  (Associated Press, October 19, 2000)
• "China seen delaying ratification of UN rights pact"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, October 18, 2000)
• "Three Falun followers die in China custody-group"
  (Reuters, October 18, 2000)
• "Falun Gong warns of escalating Chinese brutality"
  (Reuters, October 16, 2000)
• "Group tells of persecution"
  by Paul Cowan ("Edmonton Sun," October 15, 2000)
• "Falungong calls on world to stop alleged persecution in China"
  (AFP, October 13, 2000)
• "Beijing vs. God"
  by Todd Crowell ("Asia Week," October 13, 2000)
• "China ``Zhong Gong'' members sent to jail, labour camp" (Zhong Goong)
  (Reuters, October 11, 2000)
• "'Reactionary' Falun Gong cannot escape fall: Beijing"
  ("South China Morning Post," October 11, 2000)
• "China sentences members of Chinese mystical group: rights group" (Zhong Goong)
  (AFP, October 11, 2000)
• "Beijing turns up heat on banned Falun Gong"
  by John Leicester (Associated Press, October 10, 2000)
• "CHINA: SAR man arrested over sect bid to sue Jiang"
  ("South China Morning Post," October 10, 2000)
• "Another Falungong follower beaten to death in prison"
  (AFP, October 10, 2000)
• "China calls Falun Gong a reactionary political force"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, October 10, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Members Detained"
  by Margaret Wong (Associated Press, October 9, 2000)
• "China Fears Overthrow by Banned Sect"
  by John Leicester (Associated Press, October 9, 2000)
• "Defiant sect 20 pulled from square"
  (AFP, October 6, 2000)
• "China detains more members of banned Falun Gong"
  by Bill Savadove (Reuters, October 5, 2000)
• "US tells China to ease off on Falungong"
  ("Singapore Strait Times," October 4, 2000)
• "Police Alerted Over Potential Rallies by Falun Gong Followers During ASEM"
  by Park Yoon-bae ("Korea Times," October 4, 2000)
• "U.S. Deplores Chinese Repression"
  (Associated Press, October 2, 2000)
• "U.S. criticizes Chinese tactics against Falun Gong"
  (Reuters, October 2, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Protesters Stun Beijing"
  by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," October 2, 2000)
• "Beijing Protest by Falun Sect Brings Arrest of Hundreds"
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," October 2, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Protest, Crackdown Mar China's National Day"
  by Martin Fackler (Associated Press, October 1, 2000)
• "Falun Gong stages large-scale protest, 1,000 detained"
  (Kyodo News Service, October 1, 2000)
• "Falun Gong protests mark China's National Day"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, October 1, 2000)
• "H.K. police arrest 3 Japanese found in restricted border area"
  (Kyodo News, September 30, 2000)
• "Cops Seek To Block Falun Gong Protest"
  (Associated Press, September 30, 2000)
• "China Says West Aiding Falun Gong Revolt"
  ("Chicago Tribune Services," September 29, 2000)
• "Friends fail to win release of Falun Gong supporter"
  by Saeed Ahmed ("Atlanta Journal," September 28, 2000)
• "Chinese Officer Dies While Jailed for Falun Gong Beliefs"
  by Philip P. Pan ("Washington Post," September 27, 2000)
• "2 Falun Gong Members Reportedly Die"
  by Martin Fackler (The Associated Press, September 27, 2000)
• "Chinese Falun Gong policeman dies in jail-HK group"
  (Reuters, September 27, 2000)
• "Falun Gong practitioners dying from maltreatment in jails"
  (AP-Kyodo, September 27, 2000)
• "More Falun Gong members reportedly dead, two while in Chinese custody"
  (AP, September 27, 2000)
• "China demands that U.S. hand over Qigong guru"
  by Matt Pottinger (Reuters, Sept. 24, 2000)
• "China Demands Return of Sect Leader"
  (Associated Press, Sept. 23, 2000)
• "China demands US repatriate leader of Chinese mystical group"
  (AFP, September 23, 2000)
• "Sect Leader Wanted by China Can Stay in U.S., but in Custody"
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," September 23, 2000)
• "U.S. Judge Won't Deport Spiritual Leader to China" ( Zhong Gong)
  by Anthony Kuhn ("LA Times," September 22, 2000)
• "Court allows Qigong guru to stay in U.S.-group" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, September 21, 2000)
• "China seeks to reign in Falungong-like groups with new rules"
  (AFP, September 19, 2000)
• "China sets curbs on Qigong, guru seeks U.S. asylum"
  (Reuters, September 20, 2000)
• "U.S. to hear Chinese asylum seeker case on Sept 20" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, September 17, 2000)
• "CHINA: Exercise groups put under strict controls" (Zhong Gong)
  ("South China Morning Post," September 16, 2000)
• "China Tightens Exercise Sect Rules"
  (Associated Press, September 15, 2000)
• "Chinese dissident poet calls for civil disobedience"
  by Hugh Bronstein (Reuters, September 14, 2000)
• "China holds Atlanta follower of outlawed meditation sect"
  by Saeed Ahmed ("Atlanta Journal-Constitution," September 14, 2000)
• "Petition to release researcher started"
  by Tom Gordon ("Birmingham News," September 14, 2000)
• "China Denies Religious Repression"
  (Associated Press, September 13, 2000)
• "Sect's assets confiscated" (Zhong Gong)
  by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Morning Post," September 10, 2000)
• "Group links sect deaths to abuses by China police"
  (Associated Press, September 9, 2000)
• "China Said To Confiscate Assets" (Zhong Gong)
  (Associated Press, September 8, 2000)
• "China defends record on human rights, Tibet"
  by Jonathan Wright (Reuters, September 8, 2000)
• "Clinton, Jiang Air Differences"
  by Steve Holland (Reuters, September 8, 2000)
• "Clinton to Meet China's Jiang on Taiwan, Rights"
  by Steve Holland (Reuters, September 8, 2000)
• "China confiscates assets of banned group -report" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, September 8, 2000)
• "Falun Gong stages 2,000-strong protest at U.N."
  (Kyodo News Service, September 6, 2000)
• "U.S. look at Human Rights in China"
  George Gedda (AP, September 6, 2000)
• "Group Says Three Falungong Have Died"
  (AP, September 6, 2000)
• "Falun Gong practitioners shout at Chinese leader"
  by Falasten M. Abdeljabbar ("Jersey Journal", September 6, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Members Protest"
  (Associated Press, September 2, 2000)
• "U.S. postpones hearing on Chinese asylum seeker" (Zhong Gong)
  (Reuters, September 1, 2000)
• "Chinese sect leader awaits asylum decision in Guam" (Zhong Gong)
  (AFP, August 29, 2000)
• "INS Struggles With Sect Cases"
  by Elsa C. Arnett ("San Jose Mercury News," August 26, 2000)
• "Chinese sect leader waits for word on asylum in U.S." (Zhong Gong)
  by Mike Chinoy (CNN, August 25, 2000)
• "151 Falun Gongs Said Convicted"
  (Associated Press, August 25, 2000)
• "China's Steadfast Sect"
  by John Pomfret ("Washington Post," August 23, 2000)
• "Jiang Zemin says e-commerce will transform China"
  by Matt Pottinger (Reuters, August 21, 2000)
• "Chinese president targets meditation group -report"
  (Reuters, August 20, 2000)
• "Cult friction"
  ("Sydney Morning Herald," August 19, 2000)
• "U.S. Delays Asylum Hearing for Leader of a Chinese Sect"
  by Joseph Kahn ("New York Times," August 19, 2000)
• "Don't use religion to interfere' in China"
  ("The Straits Times," August 18, 2000)
• "China's religious leaders reject foreign criticism"
  ("Radio Australia," August 17, 2000)
• "Australia raises Falun Gong harassment in talks with China"
  (Kyodo News Service, August 17, 2000)
• "Sect wrecking relations, says China"
  by David Lague ("Sydney Morning Herald," August 16, 2000)
• "Australian Falun Gong urges China to end harassment"
  by Belinda Goldsmith (Reuters, August 16, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Activities Damaging China Australia Ties:Embassy"
  ("Asia Pulse," August 16, 2000)
• "Another meditation group under Chinese fire" (Zhong Gong)
  (Associated Press/Gannett News Service, August 16, 2000)
• "Authorities in south China step up crackdown on spiritual movement" (Zhong Gong)
  (AFP, August 15, 2000)
• "Chinese embassy denies harrassing Falung Gong in Australia"
  (AFP, August 15, 2000)
• "Beijing's long-distance bid to snuff out banned sect in Australia"
  by David Lague ("Sydney Morning Herald," August 15, 2000)
• "China Jails Sect Organizer" (Zhong Gong)
  (Associated Press, August 15, 2000)
• "China jails banned sect member - HK rights group"
  (Reuters, August 15, 2000)
• "Australia-China human rights dialogue begins"
  (Kyodo News Service, August 15, 2000)
• "Falun Gong free in Hong Kong, but irks public"
  by Tan Ee Lyn (Reuters, August 14, 2000)
• "Chinese spiritualists urge US asylum for leader" (Zhonggong)
  (AFP, August 13, 2000)
• "Wall Street shrugs off China human rights issue"
  by Hugh Bronstein (Reuters, August 10, 2000)
• "Australia to air human rights concerns with China"
  by Belinda Goldsmith (Reuters, August 10, 2000)
• "China gears for battle with ``enemy forces'' on Web"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, August 9, 2000)
• "Falungong member kills himself in protest over persecution"
  (AFP, August 9, 2000)
• "Crackdown on Chinese spiritual group leaving thousands jobless: report"
  (AFP, August 8, 2000)
• "Falungong launches ad campaign in Singapore, claiming harassment"
  (AFP, August 7, 2000)
• "China says provinces setting up Internet police"
  (Reuters, August 5, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Divided on Leader"
  by Ginny Parker (Associated Press, August 4, 2000)
• "Falun Gong followers bicker over identity of sect's 'true master'"
  by Ginny Parker (Associated Press, August 4, 2000)
• "Rival leader for China sect"
  (BBC News, August 4, 2000)
• "Split Develops on Leadership of Sect in China"
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," August 3, 2000)
• "Grant asylum, sect urges" (Zhong Ghong)
  by Shirley Lau ("South China Morning Post," August 2, 2000)
• "Meditation-exercise sect founder seeks U.S. asylum" (Zhong Ghong)
  by Steve Limtiaco, ("USA Today," August 2, 2000)
• "Banned China sect pleas for U.S. asylum for leader"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, August 2, 2000)
• "China's Falun Gong Obsession"
  ("Washington Post," (Editorial) August 1, 2000)
• "Asylum Plea by Chinese Sect's Leader Perplexes the U.S."
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," July 31, 2000)
• "Falun Gong teacher holding demonstration"
  by Matt Stiles ("Corpus Christi Caller-Times," July 29, 2000)
• "Falungong splits between 2 masters"
  ("Singapore Strait Times," July 29, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Founder Emerges"
  by William Foreman (Associated Press, July 29, 2000)
• "A Buddha called Belinda"
  by Linda Yeung ("South China Morning Post," July 27, 2000)
• "Pregnant Falun Gong practitioner returns"
  Stella Lee ("South China Morning Post," July 24, 2000)
• "Overstayers detained by Immigration Department"
  Patsy Moy ("South CHina Morning Post," July 24, 2000)
• "Strong-arm police fail to erase Falun Gong smiles"
  by Calum Macleod ("UK-Indpendent," July 23, 2000)
• "Police strike openly at Falungong protesters"
  by Mary Kwang ("Singapore Strait Times," July 23, 2000)
• "China police pounce on banned sect's day of protest"
  by Damien McElroy ("Electronic Telegraph," July 23, 2000)
• "Cult members' suicide threat"
  by Patsy Moy ("South China Morning Post," July 22, 2000)
• "China Arrests 200 In Falun Gong Sect"
  by Ted Plafker ("Washington Post," July 23, 2000)
• "China accuses Falun Gong followers of murder, violence"
  (AP, July 22, 2000)
• "China Falun Gong Arrests Continue"
  (AP, July 22, 2000)
• "Falungong practitioners in Singapore call for lifting of ban on sect"
  (AFP, July 21, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Holds D.C. Vigil"
  by David Briscoe (Associated Press, July 21, 2000)
• "China police arrest 90 Falun Gong protesters"
  by David Rennie ("UK-Sky News," July 21, 2000)
• "Falun Gong followers say Canada should press China to end crackdown"
  (Canadian Press, July 21, 2000)
• "'Foreign forces' still backing sect"
  by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Morning Post," July 21, 2000)
• "Beijing lacks new strategy in anti-cult battle"
  by Mary Kwang ("Singapore Strait Times," July 21, 2000)
• "China swoops on Falun Gong on anniversary eve"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, July 21, 2000)
• "Persistent Protesters From Banned Sect Keep Beijing Police on Edge"
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times," July 21, 2000)
• "Falungong shows it is still a strong force"
  ("Singapore Strait Times," July 20, 2000)
• "Falun Gong followers keep the faith"
  by Phuong Le ("Seattle Post-Intelligencer," July 20, 2000)
• "Beijing Projects Prolonged Struggle Against Falun Gong"
  ("Chicago Tribune," July 20, 2000)
• "Sect marks anniversary with rain-soaked protest"
  by Niki Law ("South China Morning Post," July 20, 2000)
• "Falun Gong defies China as ban anniversary nears"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, July 20, 2000)
• "HK Falun Gong members protest before ban anniversary"
  (Reuters, July 20, 2000)
• "China Braces for Falun Gong Struggle"
  by Christopher Bodeen (Associated Press, July 19, 2000)
• "Falun Gong protest smashed"
  (BBC News, July 19, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Practitioners to Mark a Year of Repression and Appeal"
  (US Newswire, July 17, 2000)
• "Falun Gong members rounded up to make way for welcome ceremony"
  ("South China Morning Post", July 19, 2000)
• "Falun Gong, Cops Clash on Tiananmen"
  by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, July 19, 2000)
• "Two more Falun Gong members die in China custody"
  (Reuters, July 19, 2000)
• "Fresh assault on sect leader"
  by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Morning Post", July 18, 2000)
• "Cult or meditation?"
  by Stephanie Innes ("Arizona Daily Star," July 17, 2000)
• "China Renews Attacks on Falun Gong"
  (Associated Press, July 17, 2000)
• "Falun Gong follower deported"
  by Mike Carlson and Rika Chan ("South China Morning Post", July 11, 2000)
• "Pregnant Falungong member refused entry to Hong Kong again"
  (AFP, July 11, 2000)
• "Pregnant Falun Gong member 'beaten', deported"
  by Chloe Lai ("South China Morning Post," July 10, 2000)
• "Hard to swallow"
  Editorial ("South China Morning Post," July 7, 2000)
• "Force-feeding order for sect member on hunger strike"
  by Ella Lee & Antoine So ("South China Morning Post," July 7, 2000)
• "Sect leader sends message"
  by John Leicester (Associated Press, July 1, 2000)
• "Cult deportation awaited"
  by Antoine So ("South China Morning Post", July 1, 2000)
• "Embattled Falun Gong says to fight China by radio"
  (Reuters, June 30, 2000)
• "Sect Leader Breaks Silence Online"
  (Associated Press, June 30, 2000)
• "Falun Gong aims to make waves"
  by Joshephine Ma ("South China Morning Post", June 30, 2000)
• "Sect activist on hunger strike at airport"
  by Martin Wong ("South China Morning Post, June 30, 2000)
• "Pregnant sect member awaits deportation"
  by Sidney Luk ("South China Morning Post", June 30, 2000)
• "Elderly Falun Gong members arrested"
  ("South China Morning Post", June 29, 2000)
• "Report: China Commits Army Officer"
  (Associated Press, June 28, 2000)
• "'1,200 more sect members held'"
  by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Post", June 27, 2000)
• "Jiang recalls her trials as Chinese prisoner for beliefs"
  by Chiying Want ("Digital Missourian", June 26, 2000)
• China Detains 1,200 From Falun Gong
  (The Associated Press, June 26, 2000)
• "An AP Member Exchange "
  by Pierrette J. Shields ("Columbia Daily Tribune", Jun. 23, 2000)
• "Injections 'killed Falun Gong follower'"
  by Joshephine Ma ("South China Morning Post", June 19, 2000)
• "Banned China 'Cult' Alive and Well Here"
  by Evan Osnos ("Chicago Tribune", June 19, 2000)
• "Human rights group warns of rising death toll from sect crackdown"
  (Australian Broadcasting Corp., June 19, 2000)
• "Falungong follower dies after incarceration in mental hospital"
  (AFP, June 18, 2000)
• "China Falun Gong man dies after abuse - HK group"
  (Reuters, June 18, 2000)
• "Sect Member Said Injected With Drug"
  (Associated Press, June 18, 2000)
• "Report: Members of Banned Sect Die"
  (Associated Press, June 16, 2000)
• "Two Falun Gong die in China custody - rights group"
  (Reuters, June 16, 2000)
• "Falun Dafa follower is free, ambassador says"
  by Pierrette J. Shields ("Columbia Missouri Daily Tribune", June 15, 2000)
• "Columbia man's wife jailed for practicing Falun Gong in China"
  by Chiying Wang ("Missourian Digital," June 7, 2000)
• "Falun Dafa inspires followers"
  by Jamie Beckman ("Missourian Digital", June 7, 2000)
• "China complicates visa procedure for foreigners in Taiwan"
  by Susanne Ganz (Kyodo News Service, May 31, 2000)
• "Hunger-striking Falungong member killed by force-feeding: group"
  (AFP, May 26, 2000)
• "Universities warned over anniversary"
  by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("South China Morning Post," May 27, 2000)
• "Practitioners of meditation group tell of maltreatment by government"
  by Jon Sawyer ("St. Louis Post-Dispatch," May 25, 2000)
• "Falun Gong adherent from Missouri detained in China"
  ("St. Louis Post", May 25, 2000)
• "Falung Gong activist jumps to death"
  (Associated Press, May 23, 2000)
• "Groups Fear Exclusion From the U.N."
  by Barbara Crossette ("New York Times", May 22, 2000)
• "President Views Success of China Trade Bill as His Foreign Policy Legacy"
  by David E. Sanger ("New York Times," May 22, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Man Dies in Custody"
  by Elaine Kurternbach (Associated Press, May 19, 2000)
• "Closer checks on qi gong groups"
  by Xiao Yu ("South China Morning Post," May 15, 2000)
• "Scores of Falun Gong protesters nabbed, 2 Belgians detained"
  (Kyodo News Service, May 13, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Members Celebrate"
  by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, May 13, 2000)
• "China detains dozens of Falun Gong protesters"
  (Reuters, May 13, 2000)
• "Chinese Crackdown Has Failed to Destroy Sect"
  by John Pomfret ("Washington Post," May 12, 2000)
• "U.S. 'televangelist' denounces Falun Gong"
  by Michael Forsythe (Kyodo News Service, May 12, 2000)
• "Falun Gong protests rock Tiananmen"
  ("Hong Kong Standard," May 12, 2000)
• "Falun Gong students stopped from returning"
  by Joe Humphreys ("The Irish Times," May 11, 2000)
• "Chinese police drag away dozens of Falun Gong followers"
  (Associated Press, May 11, 2000)
• "Warning on Falun Gong `die-hards'
  (APF, May 11, 2000)
• "Sect members dragged from birthday protest"
  (Associated Press-Beijing, May 11, 2000)
• "Protests as China hails victory over Falun Gong"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, May 11, 2000)
• "Dozens of Falun Gong supporters arrested on Tiananmen Square"
  (Kyodo News Service, May 11, 2000)
• "Falun Gong members in park rally bid"
  by Pamela Pun ("Hong Kong Standard," May 10, 2000)
• "Amnesty urges China to eliminate torture"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, May 9, 2000)
• "China declares victory over Western `imperialism' "
  by Elaine Kurtenbach (Associated Press, May 9, 2000)
• "Sect members meditate to raise awareness"
  ("South China Morning Post," May 8, 2000)
• "UN committee to publish findings on China's rights record"
  (AFP, May 6, 2000)
• "Falun Gong holds protest ahead of splinter conference"
  by Felix Chan ("South China Morning Post," May 6, 2000)
• "Torture `widespread', says report"
  by Susan Schwartz ("Hong Kong Standard", May 6, 2000)
• "China Bans Books by Meditation Sect" (Zhong Gong)
  (Associated Press, May 5, 2000)
• "China Defends Falun Gong Crackdown"
  (Associated Press, May 5, 2000)
• `Hundreds' defy ban for HK rally" (Guang Yin Method)
  by Pamela Pun and Susan Schwartz ("Hong Kong Standard," May 5, 2000)
• "Uneasy cadres battling to cope: expert"
  by Simon Macklin ("South China Morning Post," May 5, 2000)
• "Beijing weakened and uneasy: think-tank"
  (Agence France-Presse, May 4, 2000)
• "China Defends Record at U.N. Torture Forum"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, May 4, 2000)
• "China hits U.S. rights report ahead of trade vote"
  (Reuters, May 4, 2000)
• "Group: China Ignoring Jail Torture"
  by Elaine Kurtenbach (Associated Press, May 3, 2000)
• "Beijing to tighten screw on dissidents"
  by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("South China Morning Post," May 3, 2000)
• "China debate intersects religion and trade"
  by Justin Brown ("The Christian Science Monitor," May 2, 2000)
• "Religious Group Urges Rejection of China Bill"
  by Hanna Rosin and Steve Mufson ("Washington Post," May 2, 2000)
• "Panel recommends China trade privileges be withheld until religious rights improve"
  (CNN, May 1, 2000)
• "China called peril to religion"
  by Lee Davidson ("Deseret News," May 1, 2000)
• "Democrat duo on US lobby mission"
  by Shirley Lau ("South China Morning Post," May 1, 2000)
• "Panel Opposes China Trade Status"
  by David Briscoe (Associated Press, May 1, 2000)
• "U.S. panel urges Congress to reject China pact"
  by Adam Entous (Reuters, May 1, 2000)
• "Rooting Out Falun Gong - China Cracks Down on Mysticism"
  by Craig S. Smith ("New York Times", April 30, 2000)
• "Curious sect is now major test for China "
  ("The New York Times", 30 April 2000)
• "The Chinese Gulags"
  by Frank R. Wolf ("The Washington Post", April 29, 2000)
• "Conference plan splits local Falun Gong"
  by Alex Lo ("South China Morning Post", April 29, 2000)
• "Schism develops in Falun Gong's SAR chapter"
  by Alex Lo ("South China Morning Post", April 28, 2000)
• "US protests over sect crackdown"
  ("South China Morning Post", April 27, 2000)
• "Chinese sect recalls '99 crackdown"
  by David Southwell ("Chicago Sun-Times", April 26, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Testing China's Self Esteem, Tough Crackdown Confuses Experts"
  by Michael A. Lev ("Chicago Tribune", April 26, 2000)
• "Member of banned sect wins asylum in N.J."
  by Amy Westfeldt (Associated Press, April 26, 2000)
• "China's Rules"
  ("The Washington Post", April 26, 2000)
• "China's government still brutalizes its own people"
  ("Mobile Register", April 26, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Stays Locked In Struggle With Beijing"
  by Ted Plafker ("The Washington Post", April 26, 2000)
• "China Arrests Falun Gong Followers"
  by Joe McDonald (Associated Press, April 25, 2000)
• "U.S. tells China to cease Falun Gong crackdown"
  (Reuters, April 25, 2000)
• "U.S. raps Beijing for arrests of Falun Gong members"
  (Kyodo News Service, April 25, 2000)
• "Refusing China trade pact may hurt human rights-US"
  by Doug Palmer (Reuters, April 25, 2000)
• "H.K. Falun Gong followers cut by half since China banned it"
  by Agnes Cheung (Kyodo News Service, April 25, 2000)
• "Beijing 'losing propaganda war on sect'"
  ("South China Morning Post", April 25, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Anniversary: 'No end in sight to persecution'"
  (Agence France Presse, April 25, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Anniversary: Members in SAR vow to hold firm"
  by Josephine Ma ("South China Morning Post", April 25, 2000)
• "Falun Gong: Rise and fall"
  ("South China Morning Post", April 25, 2000)
• "Failed crackdown"
  ("South China Morning Post", Apri 25, 2000)
• "11 women held as cops crack down on sect"
  (Associated Press, April 24, 2000)
• "China on tenterhooks over Falun Gong meet"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, April 24, 2000)
• "Three Falun Gong Members Arrested"
  by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, April 24, 2000)
• "China Wages Silent War on Health" (Zhong Gong)
  by John Leicester (Associated Press, April 24, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Withstands Challenge"
  by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, April 24, 2000)
• "Ahead of anniversary, banned sect members protest on Tiananmen Square"
  (Associated Press, April 23, 2000)
• "China faces anniversary of Falun Gong debut demo"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, April 23, 2000)
• "Chinese Sect Members Detained"
  (Associated Press, April 23, 2000)
• "China Detains Cult Follower Daughter"
  (Associated Press, April 22, 2000)
• "B.C. Falun Gong followers mark anniversary"
  by Yvonne Zacharias ("The Vancouver Sun", April 22, 2000)
• "China likens Falungong to murder and suicide cults"
  ("Singapore Strait Times", April 22, 2000)
• "Failure admitted in crackdown on sect"
  by Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("South China Morning Post", April 22, 2000)
• "China Defends Falungong Crackdown with Comparison to Waco and Uganda"
  (Agence France Presse, April 21, 2000)
• "Three Sect Members Die in Custody in China"
  (Reuters, April 21, 2000)
• "China finally admits it: Falun Gong a problem - Police brutality alleged against those in jail"
  by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("The New York Times", April 21, 2000)
• "Beijing steps up sect attacks"
  ("South China Morning Post", April 21, 2000)
• "3 Falun Gong Die in Jail"
  (Associated Press, April 20, 2000)
• "Three sect members die in custody in China-group"
  by Paul Eckert (Reuters, April 20, 2000)
• "Falungong Rebuts Beijing's 'Groundless Accusations'"
  (Agence France Presse, April 20, 2000)
• "Sports chief sacked 'for Falun Gong ties'"
  by Vivien Pik-Kwan Chan ("South China Morning Post", April 20, 2000)
• "A Deadly Exercise"
  by Ian Johnson ("Wall Street Journal", April 20, 2000)
• "Falungong continues to demonstrate on Tiananmen, official says"
  (Agence France Presse, April 19, 2000)
• "Beijing bans sect members from entrance exams"
  by Fong Tak-ho ("Hong Kong Standard", April 19,2000)
• "China Rips Rights Record Criticism"
  by Geir Moulson (Associated Press, April 19, 2000)
• "China bans Falungong members from entering university"
  ("Sydney Morning Herald", April 19, 2000)
• "U.N. Rights Commission Foils U.S. Effort to Condemn China"
  by Jane Perlez ("The New York Times", April 19, 2000)
• "China wins vote at U.N. rights forum"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, April 18, 2000)
• "Falun Gong leader accused of being `anti-China' pawn"
  ("Hong Kong Standard", April 18, 2000)
• "China calls Falun Gong a pawn of U.S. forces"
  by Matt Pottinger (Reuters, April 17, 2000)
• "Chinese Sect Appeals to UN" (Zhong Gong)
  (Associated Press, April 16, 2000)
• "China spiritual group urges UN to censure China" [Zhong Gong]
  (Reuters, April 16, 2000)
• "China Sect Shows Its Colors, and 50 Followers Are Arrested"
  by Craig S. Smith ("The New York Times", April 14, 2000)
• "Falun Gong protesters arrested"
  (BBC, April 13, 2000)
• "China jamming Falungong websites in new crackdown"
  (Agence France Presse, April 13, 2000)
• "200 Falun Gong Protesters Arrested"
  (Associated Press, April 13, 2000)
• "China's Falun Gong protests ahead of U.N. vote"
  by Jeremy Page (Reuters, April 13, 2000)
• "U.S. presents motion to censure China over human rights"
  (Kyodo News Service, April 11, 2000)
• "U.S. tables resolution on China at UN talks"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, April 11, 2000)
• "China Man Held in Mental Hospital"
  (Associated Press, April 5, 2000)
• "Falun Gong professor gets two-year term"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 31, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Man Sentenced"
  (Associated Press, March 30, 2000)
• "Classmate of Chinese vice president sentenced to labor camp"
  (Associated Press, March 30, 2000)
• "U.S. seeks support to rap China's repression of Falun Gong"
  (Kyodo News Service, March 24, 2000)
• "Albright set to condemn rights record"
  ("Hong Kong Standard", March 23, 2000)
• "Motion election stunt: Beijing"
  (Reuters, March 23, 2000)
• "China: Falun Gong Crackdown Backed"
  by Alexander G. Higgins (Associated Press, March 22, 2000)
• "Chinese claim majority support in U.N. rights panel over Falun Gong"
  by Alexander G. Higgins (Associated Press, March 21, 2000)
• "China blasts U.S. resolution on human rights"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, March 21, 2000)
• "China's Envoy to U.N. Rights Forum Slams U.S. on Falun Gong"
  (Fox News, March 21, 2000)
• "Falun Gong seeks U.N. action against China"
  by Stephanie Nebehay (Reuters, March 20, 2000)
• "Falun Gong kept at bay by tight security"
  ("Hong Kong Standard", March 16, 2000)
• "Sect says police illegally seized $760m (on Zhong Gong)"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 14, 2000)
• "2 more Falun Gong followers back home, 4 others from Bay Area still jailed"
  ("San Francisco Examiner", March 10, 2000)
• "Falun Gong seven 'arrived by boat'"
  by Annemarie Evans ("South China Morning Post", March 11, 2000)
• "Falun Gong branch to reapply for NPO status in Tokyo"
  (Kyodo News Service, March 10, 2000)
• "Falun Gong wants to reapply for Tokyo recognition"
  (Reuters, March 10, 2000)
• "Lawmakers lauded for smashing sect"
  by William Kazer ("South China Morning Post", March 10, 2000)
• "Sect 70 on hunger strike"
  (Agence France Presse, March 9, 2000)
• "Locals back from China after their Falun Gong detention"
  by Carol Ness and Vanessa Hua ("The San Francisco Examiner", March 8, 2000)
• "Jiang unaware of sect's existence until mass sit-in"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 9, 2000)
• "China calls Tokyo move on Falun Gong 'sensible'"
  (Kyodo News Service, March 9, 2000)
• "Jiang unaware of sect's existence until mass sit-in"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 9, 2000)
• "Tokyo rejects Falun Gong: The metropolitan government denies political pressure from at home and Beijing prompted the decision on the spiritual movement"
  by Taro Karasaki ("Asahi Evening News", March 9, 2000)
• "More Falun Gong Followers Detained"
  (Associated Press, March 8, 2000)
• "China to try Hong Kong, Macau Falungong members: rights group"
  (Agence France Presse, March 8, 2000)
• "China's Zhu vows to 'persecute' Falungong and other 'sects'"
  (Agence France Presse, March 5, 2000)
• "Beijing holds Bay Area members of Falun Gong"
  by Jessie Mangaliman ("San Jose Mercury News", March 8, 2000)
• "Tokyo decides not to recognise Falun Gong cult"
  (Reuters, March 8, 2000)
• "Tokyo city hall nixes Falun Gong's bid for NPO status"
  (Kyodo News Service, March 8, 2000)
• "Eight local falun gong arrested in China, family members pressure for release"
  (Associated Press, March 7, 2000)
• "Tokyo in hot spot over Falun Gong"
  ("Yomiuri Shimbun", March 7, 2000)
• "Close eye kept on Falun Gong"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 7, 2000)
• "Singapore Govt: Falun Gong Can Continue To Operate Here"
  (Associated Press, March 6, 2000)
• "Four U.S. citizens detained by Chinese police"
  (Kyodo News Service, March 6, 2000)
• "China detains 4 Americans over Falun Gong-HK group"
  (Reuters, March 6, 2000)
• "China detains four Americans in Falun Gong sweep"
  (Associated Press, March 6, 2000)
• "Falun Gong Members Protest"
  by John Leicester (The Associated Press, March 5, 2000)
• "Police detain Falun Gong members at China Congress"
  (Reuters, March 5, 2000)
• "Cult protests gathering pace"
  (Agence France Presse, March 4, 2000)
• "At least 600 members of China cult detained-group" [Zhong Gong]
  (Reuters, March 4, 2000)
• "Police swamp sect effort to raise banners"
  ("South China Morning Post", March 3, 2000)

	"China Denies Falun Gong Beating" (Associated Press, February 29, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Member Dies in Custody" by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, February 28, 2000)
	"Falun Gong member dies after China beatings-group" (Reuters, February 28, 2000)
	"For Whom the Gong Tolls" by Peter Carlson ("The Washington Post", February 27, 2000)
	"Sect member 'dies after force-feeding'" ("South China Morning Post", February 23, 2000)
	"Banned Sect Member Dies in China" (Associated Press, February 22, 2000)
	"China slams U.S. asylum for Falun Gong members" (Reuters, February 17, 2000)
	"U.S. May Grant Asylum for China Sect" (Associated Press, February 16, 2000)
	"Jailed Falun Gong on Hunger Strike" by Cindy Sui ("The Washington Post", February 15, 2000)
	"US flight attendant says her arrest at Falungong demo was over photo" (Agence France Presse, February 14, 2000)
	"China jails Falun Gong followers - HK group" (Reuters, February 14, 2000)
	"Sect Members on Hunger Strike" (Associated Press, February 14, 2000)
	"Chinese policeman punished for ties with banned Falungong sect" (Agence France Presse, February 13, 2000)
	"Queens Woman Home After Beijing Bust" by Mark Stamey and Cathy Burke ("New York Post", February 12, 2000)
	"Watchdog acts over pager gag on sect" by Alex Lo ("South China Morning Post", February 12, 2000)
	"Jiang compares sect's threat to Solidarity" bt Willy Wo-Lap Lam ("South China Morning Post", February 12, 2000)
	"China Using Asylums to Suppress: Banned Movement's Followers Reportedly Institutionalized" by Cindy Sui ("The Washington Post" February 12, 2000)
	"U.S. Falun Gong practitioner arrives home" (Reuters, February 12, 2000)
	"U.S. Detainee Returns From China" (Associated Press, February 12, 2000)
	"Chinese judge reportedly committed, drugged for following Falun Gong" by Charles Hutzler (Associates Press, February 11, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Renews Efforts to Challenge China's Government" by Liz Sly ("Chicago Tribune", February 11, 2000)
	"China jails Falun Gong member for 9 years-HK group" (Reuters, February 11, 2000)
	"China Denies Detaining US Falun Gong Member, AFP Reports" (Bloomberg, February 10, 2000)
	"More Members of Falun Gong Are Being Detained" by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("The New York Times", February 11, 2000)
	"2,000 Falun Gong members arrested during Spring Festival" (Kyodo News Service, February 10, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Members Detained" (Associated Press, February 10, 2000)
	"Sect members unshaken in their belief" ("South China Morning Post", February 10, 2000)
	"China in mass arrests of Falun Gong members" (ITN News, February 10, 2000)
	"China said Holding U.S. Woman" (Associated Press, February 10, 2000)
	"Falungong followers released, tell of beatings" (Agence France Presse, February 9, 2000)
	"Foreign sect pair missing since arrest" (Reuters, February 8, 2000)
	"US Citizen Missing Following Falun Gong Arrests, AFP Reports" (Bloomberg, February 8, 2000)
	"Sect man jailed for 12 years" (ITN News, February 7, 2000)
	"US and Australian Falun Gong members held in China" by Paul Eckert (Reuters, February 7, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Members Arrested" by John Leicester (Associated Press, February 5, 2000)
	"Chinese Police Swarm Square As Falun Gong Protests" by Jeremy Page (Reuters, February 5, 2000)
	"Police in Beijing Beat and Detain 50 Protesters From Banned Sect" ("The New York Times", February 5, 2000)
	"China Detains Scores of Falun Gong Demonstrators" (Reuters, January 4, 2000)
	"China Cops Beat Falun Gong Backers" by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, February 4, 2000)
	"Chinese Americans defend Falun Gong as way of life: Beijing believes it is subversive, practitioners contendz" by Shawn D. Lewis ("The Detroit News", February 2, 2000)
	"32 jailed for cult crimes" ("South China Morning Post", February 2, 2000)
	"100 Zhong Gong offices shut down" ("South China Morning Post", February 1, 2000)
	"China targets members and funds of Qigong cult" by Michael Dwyer ("Australian Financial Review", February 1, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Members Sentenced" (Associated Press, February 1, 2000)
	"Beijing Cult Buster Aids Canadian Embassy: Communist Party member to help identify fake falun gong members among refugee claimants" by Miro Cernetig ("Toronto Gobe and Mail", January 31, 2000)
	"China fires angry blast at US over human rights, Tibet, Falun Gong" ("South China Morning Post", January 31, 2000)
	"China Moves Against Exercise Group" (on Zhong Gong) by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, January 31, 2000)
	"China Cracks Down on Meditation Sect" (on Zhong Gong) by Charles Hutzler (Associated Press, January 31, 2000)
	"China Brands Another Group As a Cult" (on Zhong Gong) (Reuters, January 30, 2000)
	"Police Stop Falun Gong Believers" (Associated Press, January 30, 2000)
	"Falun Gong Arrests" ("South China Morning Post", January 30, 2000)
	"Police Detain Falun Gong Members" (Associated Press, January 29, 2000)
	"Detained Falun Gong Man Dies" (Associated Press, January 26, 2000)
	"Court tries Falun Gong leader" ("South China Morning Post", January 25, 2000)
	"Sect member, dissident face `spring cleaning'" ("South China Morning Post", January 25, 2000)
	"Shenzhen sect leader 'to face trial'" by Chow Chung-Yan ("South China Morning Post", January 24, 2000)
	"Falun Gong leader goes on trial in China" (Swiss Radio International, January 24, 2000)
	"Claims Falun Gong member died in Chinese police custody" (Australian News Service, January 25, 2000)
	"China Is Said to Hold Devotees of Sect in a Psychiatric Hospital" by Elisabeth Rosenthal ("The New York Times", January 21, 2000)
	"China to scrutinize spiritual groups similar to Falungong" (Agence France Presse, January 20, 2000)
	"Qi gong leader gets two years for failed cure [Zhong Gong]" ("South China Morning Post", January 20, 2000)
	"China Imprisons Leader of a Healing-by-Meditation Society" [Zhong Gong] by Erik Eckholm ("The New York Times", January 20, 2000)
	"Security chief to continue blitz on sect" ("South China Morning Post", January 19, 2000)
	"China Said Jails Meditation Master [Crackdown on Zhong Gong]" (Associated Press, January 19, 2000)
	"China jails qigong [Zhong Gong] healer" by Benjamin Kang Lim (Reuters, January 19, 2000)
	"Sect's worst" (Reuters, January 15, 2000)
	"Sect duo 'removed from duty'" (Agence France Presse, January 14, 2000)
	"China Military Official Said Jailed" (Associated Press, January 14, 2000)
	"China jails ex-general for backing Falun Gong" by Benjamin Kang Lim (Reuters, January 13, 2000)
	"Sect activists arrested `because they were foreigners'" (Associated Press, January 11, 2000)
	"Mother appeals for release of Falungong member held in China" (Agence France Presse, January 10, 2000)
	"Australian Sect Claims Detainment" (Associated Press, January 10, 2000)
	"Three detained Australian Falungong members escorted out of China" (Agence France Presse, January 10, 2000)
	"Australian sect trio expected China deportation" by Jane Nelson (Reuters, January 10, 2000)
	"Melbourne sect members held in China" by Sophie Douez (Agence France Presse - Melbourne Age, January 10, 2000)
	"Three Australian Falungong members believed detained in China" (Agence France Presse, January 9, 2000)
	"Australian tourists urge China to rethink sect ban" (Reuters, January 9, 2000)
	"Overseas Falun Gong faithful 'blacklisted'" ("South China Morning Post", January 6, 2000)
	"China jails two more Falun Gong leaders" (Reuters, January 6, 2000)
	"China Sentences Falun Gong Members" (Associated Press, January 6, 2000)
	"China jails dissident, two Falun Gong followers" (Reuters, January 6, 2000)
	"Two Chinese Dissidents, Falun Gong Leader Sentenced" by John Pomfret ("The Washington Post, January 4, 2000)
	"China official jailed for tipping off sect - group" (Reuters, January 4, 2000)
	"Banned China sect exercises rights on a Boston street" by Ellen Barry ("The Boston Globe", January 3, 2000)
	"China Jails Dissidents, Sect Member" (Associated Press, January 3, 2000)
	"China jails Falun Gong leader, detains others" (Reuters, January 3, 2000)

• 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)

• Interview with Li Hongzhi
  ("Time Magazine Asia", May 10, 1999)

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