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News from China with a focus on human rights and religious liberty
Tuesday, July 13, 2004

China Warns U.S. on Policies (www.washingtonpost.com). China lashed out at the Bush administration's policies on Taiwan and Hong Kong, declaring it is "gravely concerned" that the issues will undermine progress on U.S.-China relations. By Glenn Kessler. [washingtonpost.com - World]


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Confirmed Death Count of Falun Gong Practitioners in China Exceeds 1,000 [FDI]

Actual Deaths at 5,000 or Higher


The verified deaths of Falun Gong practitioners in China, which began with 18-year-old Ms. Chen Ying on August 16 1999, surpassed the 1000 mark this past week. Based on statistics from Chinese Government sources, however, the actual death toll is at least 5,000, or even much higher. [more]
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Beijing Violated Its Promise To Hong Kong 157 Times in 7 Years [The Epoch Times]
Internal materials from Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council show that after Hong Kong’s handover, China has made several major violations of its promise to Hong Kong. By the end of June 2004 there were 157 major controversies related to... [
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China: Act Now! Free Uighur prisoners of conscience in China. Appeal cases.. Act Now! Free Uighur prisoners of conscience in China Amnesty International (AI) has documented human rights violations against the ethnic Uighur community in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) in northwest China for many years. [Amnesty International USA: Most Recent English Reports]
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China: Amnesty International condemns execution of Uighur "separatist". (Public) News Service No: 177 12 July 2004 China: Amnesty International condemns execution of Uighur "separatist" Reports have emerged of the execution an alleged Uighur "separatist" in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China. [Amnesty International USA: Most Recent English News Releases]
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Novel to go. A Chinese author is combining text messaging with literature, according to the Associated Press. He's written a 4,000-word novel about an extramarital affair that readers will download to their cell phones, one 70-word chapter at a time. "The plot develops just like that of an ordinary novel," author Qian Fuchang said. No word on whether the novel has a worthy moral message, but Qian -- or his employer -- stands to make big bucks: More than 300 million Chinese use cell phones, and they like high-tech bells and whistles. Qian's employer, the Guangdong Literature Academy, is planning an auction to sell the novel to short message services.... [World Magazine Blog]
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