Wed Sep 25, 2002

Taiwanese members of Falun Gong practice breathing exercises during a protest in Taipei in July. [...] REUTERS/Kenny Wu
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Wed Sep 25, 2002

A Taiwanese Falun Gong follower practices during his lunch break in a park, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2002, in Taipei. [...] (AP Photo/Jerome Favre)
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Wed Sep 25, 2002

Taiwanese Falun Gong followers practice during their lunch break in a park, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2002, in Taipei. [...] (AP Photo/Jerome Favre)
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Photos - Asia

Wed Sep 25, 2002

Falun Gong followers meditate on June 30 ahead of a visit by Chinese President Jiang Zemin to Hong Kong to mark the fifth anniversary of the territory's handover. The Democratic Party fears a planned anti-subversion law puts groups like the Falun Gong at risk. REUTERS/Bobby Yip
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Wed Sep 25, 2002

A Chinese mother carrying her son walks past satellite TV dishes at a residential compound in Beijing September 25, 2002. China on Wednesday accused Falun Gong members in Taiwan of [using] mainland television broadcasts via the state-run SINOSAT satellite several times for the last few months. Taiwan dismissed the accusation as "far-fetched". REUTERS/Andrew Wong
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Wed Sep 25, 2002

Satellite dishes aim skyward on Yangming Mountain in Taipei on September 25, 2002. A Taiwan telecommunication official dismissed as "far-fetched" China's accusation that followers of the Falun Gong spiritual group hacked into state satellite television signals from Yangming Mountain. REUTERS/Simon Kwong
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