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Apr 25,2006

I was released from the DC District Court
on Friday. I think it necessary for me to give the public an
explanation for my protest during Hu Jintao's remarks Thursday morning
on the South Lawn of the White House.
On March 9 The Epoch Times reported the large-scale
organ removal from living Falun Gong ... [full story]
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May 02,2006
 Free Wenyi Wang
Call for Bush Administration to Drop Charges Against Falun Gong Activist Dr. Wenyi Wang
Contact: Ms. Mindy Ge, 202-669-9437
When: 8:45 a.m., Wednesday, 5/03/06
Where: John Marshall Park, 4th St. & Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC, outside of the courthouse
Who: Friends of Wenyi Wang
On 4/20/2006 at the White House event, ... [full story]
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May 01,2006
 Dear Honorable Judge:
We, a group of US citizens and US permanent residents,
hereby express our concern for Wang Wenyi’s White House incident. On April 20,
Falun Gong practitioner, Wang Wenyi, protested against China’s persecution of
Falun Gong at a White House welcoming ceremony for Chinese president Hu Jintao
and was charged by the federal ... [full story]
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May 01,2006
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Whom: Wenyi Wang, a host, and
people who RSVP to the web event
When: Prior to May 3rd, the ... [full story]
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Apr 30,2006
Home : Media Report : Others : Chen Shuibian: China Should Investigate Organ Harvesting of Falun Gong Practitioners

Taiwan President Chen Shuibian (Getty Images)
Media reports on live organ harvesting from detained Falun Gong practitioners and their bodies cremated to destroy evidence have attracted attention from the international community. On April 27 President Chen Shuibian stated that the Chinese communist regime should not deny or cover up the allegations, ... [full story]
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Apr 28,2006

By Jonathan Beale BBC News, Washington
It seemed to be going so well. Chinese President Hu Jintao had arrived in the other Washington - State, not DC - happily adapting to his role as the leader of a new global power.
Secret Service staff quickly moved to hush the ... [full story]
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Apr 28,2006

Dr Wang had shouted "your time is running out" in ChineseA woman has appeared in court in Washington after heckling visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao at the White House.
Dr Wang Wenyi, 47, was charged with harassing, intimidating and threatening a foreign official.
Dr Wang, who had a press ... [full story]
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Apr 22,2006
 To the Editor:
Re "Bush and Hu Vow New Cooperation" (front page, April 21):
It is small wonder that President Bush's meeting with President Hu Jintao of China produced no tangible results other than the issuance of platitudes of cooperation.
The key to the success in planning meetings between heads of state is ... [full story]
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Apr 22,2006
 A Chinese Falun Gong heckler who shouted abuse at China's President Hu Jintao at the White House was arraigned and faces up to six months in prison and a hefty fine for her protest.
Wearing the same black suit she had on when she launched her tirade against Mr Hu ... [full story]
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Apr 20,2006
 Twenty-eight members of Congress have signed a letter to Chinese President Hu Jintao, condemning China's inhumane practice of harvesting the organs of executed prisoners. In the letter, the congressional representatives express their "profound concern" over this practice, and they state that condemned prisoners in China are not able to freely ... [full story]
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Apr 17,2006
 By Vanessa Hua, Chronicle Staff Writer
Dying of liver cancer, with less than a year to live, Eric De Leon flew to Shanghai and paid $110,000 for a transplant.
The San Mateo father of six learned in May 2005 that he had liver cancer. Chemotherapy seemed to knock out the tumors, ... [full story]
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