Today’s Articles
April 7, 2003
About Dafa
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- Lawsuit Against Jiang Zemin: on April 14, the Plaintiffs' Attorney Will Respond to Issues Posed at the Preliminary Hearing of January 13, 2003
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- We Should Pay Serious Attention to the Lawsuit Against Jiang
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- Some Personal Understandings of "Taking Hardship as Pleasure" and "Tests and Tribulations"
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- Mighty Virtue Is Established In the Process of Denying Old Forces' Arrangements
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- Dafa is Solid Like Diamond and Immutable, and Should Be First and Foremost In Our Hearts
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- Canadian Member of Parliament Keith Martin Urges Canadian Government to Call for the International Scrutiny and Condemnation of China's Human Rights Violations
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- Radio Free Asia: European Union Representatives Show Concern for the Widespread Violation of Human Rights in China
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- Dafa Practitioner Liu Qingjiu from Shuangcheng City, Heilongjiang Province Dies from Long-Term Persecution (Phone Numbers Included)
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- Facts About Death by Torture of Wu Guoliang, A Teacher at Huludao City High School (Phone Numbers Attached)
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- Many Falun Dafa Practitioners Sentenced to Long Prison Terms in Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province
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- A Lawyer from Spain: A New Light in My Life
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- Celebrating the New Year
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- A Western Practitioner's Experience Clarifying the Truth by Maintaining a Stall in a City in Germany
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- Falun Dafa Practitioners Around the World Congratulate the Establishment of the Greek Falun Dafa Association
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- Japan: Osaka Dafa Practitioners Appeal in Front of the Chinese Consulate, Demanding the Immediate Release of Yoko Kaneko (Photo)
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- Falun Dafa Association of Guadeloupe Writes to Japanese Foreign Minister On Behalf of Yoko Kaneko
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- Clarifying the Truth during "Human Rights Week" at the University of North Carolina (Photos)
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- Video: FGM TV News - 03/18/2003
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- Music Video: Rescue Charles Li
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- Latest News from China - 04/02/2003
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- 90 People Declare that their Words and Deeds Under Forced Brainwashing are Null and Void
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- Hengshui City Policeman in Charge of Blocking the Internet Dies Suddenly
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- Washington Post: China's Slow Reaction to Fast-Moving Illness
