Article Review
• Internet News: China's Filtering Technology Evolving [12/6/2002]
• Apple Daily: Hong Kong Association of Banks Discusses Article 23 and Expresses Concern (Photo) [12/6/2002]
• New York Times: Study Finds That China Has World's Tightest Internet Censorship [12/6/2002]
• Recollections from the Fa-Rectification Journey To Mexico (Part IV) [12/6/2002]
• Tribune de Genève: FALUN GONG: THREAT OR OPPORTUNITY FOR CHINA? [12/6/2002]
• Project for the New American Century Writes to President Bush, Urging Him to Express Concerns on Hong Kong's Proposed Security Law [12/6/2002]
• Australian Financial Review: Amnesty International: Software Aids China's Censors [12/5/2002]
• Sydney Morning Herald: Study finds Beijing blocks one-tenth of world's websites [12/5/2002]
• Yahoo Daily News: Rights, Labor Groups Denounce Proposed Hong Kong Anti-Subversion Law [12/5/2002]
• Jiang Zemin Fails to Respond to Genocide Lawsuit
Chinese Foreign Ministry denies existence of lawsuit, but back-pedals when pressed by reporters [12/5/2002]
• [Reference Material Excerpted] Empirical Analysis of Internet Filtering in China [12/5/2002]
• Amnesty International Issues Formal Response to Article 23 Proposals [12/5/2002]
• "Rescue Our Family Members and Bring Them Home" Press Conference and Large-Scale Parade During Philadelphia Experience Sharing Conference (Photos) [12/4/2002]
• Recollections from the Fa-Rectification Journey to Mexico (Part III) [12/4/2002]
• Recollections from the Fa-Rectification Journey to Mexico (Part II) [12/3/2002]
• Awakening Human Hearts [12/3/2002]
• A New York Attorney Urges Officials to Bring Hate Crime Charges Against Thugs Who Terrorized Chicago Practitioners [12/3/2002]
• Recollections from the Fa-Rectification Journey To Mexico (Part I) [12/2/2002]
• National Post: Bracing for Beijing's new crackdown: 'The honeymoon is over': Anti-subversion measures will severely limit freedom of speech [12/1/2002]
• NewsMax.com: Amnesty International: China Orders Death Penalty for Internet Use [12/1/2002]
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