On June19, some practitioners who were arrested with Zhao Xin while doing Falun Gong exercises were released. The following are their stories. From them, people can gain a better understanding about how firmly Zhao Xin has cultivated Falun Dafa and how the police have mistreated Falun Dafa practitioners.

Image for article Toronto Practitioners Held a Press Conference and Luncheon in the Ontario Provincial Parliament to Commemorate the July 20th Anniversary

On July 20, with the full support of members of Ontario’s Provincial Parliament, practitioners in Toronto held their first press conference and luncheon in the parliament building. During the press conference, practitioners delivered a statement describing in detail the persecution endured by Falun Gong practitioners in China. They reiterated their desire to establish an open dialogue with the Chinese government in order to resolve the crisis peacefully, and called upon all people of the world to support their efforts.

Image for article A Peaceful Appeal on July 20 in Calgary, Canada

At 1:00pm

on July 20, 2000, practitioners from Calgary and Edmonton went to the Chinese Consulate in Calgary to peacefully appeal for Falun Dafa.

Banners with

Falun Dafa

Image for article Setting Up Special Displays in Libraries to Introduce Falun Dafa Books

In order to let more people know about Falun Dafa, practitioners in Melbourne, Australia have, with the support of some local libraries, set up special displays inside these libraries to introduce Falun Dafa books.

Image for article ABC Radio (Australia): Chinese protests are not political says ACT demonstrator

Around 40 members of the Falun Gong movement have marched on the Chinese Embassy in Canberra.

The peaceful protest marks the first anniversary of the Beijing Government' crackdown on the group, which human rights groups claim has cost 22 lives.

Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)

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Master Li quietly watching the world from amidst the mountains after leaving New York following July 20th, 1999. (Published January 19, 2000)