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Original: Erik Eckholm, "China Sect Members Covertly Meet Press and Ask World's Help," New York Times, 29 October 1999 1999 — On 30 October, the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China issues a resolution on article 300 of the criminal code.
Revised: Erik Eckholm, "China Sect Members Covertly Meet Press and Ask World's Help," New York Times, 29 October 1999 1999 – On 30 October, the National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China issues a resolution on article 300 of the criminal code.
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Original: Amnesty International, "China: The crackdown on Falun Gong and other so-called 'heretical organizations,'" 23 March 2000 1999 — On 5 November 1999, the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China issues a circular giving instruction to the people's courts that Falun Gong should be prosecuted as a 'heretical religion' under article 300.
Revised: Amnesty International, "China: The crackdown on Falun Gong and other so-called 'heretical organizations,'" 23 March 2000 1999 – On 5 November 1999, the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China issues a circular giving instruction to the people's courts that Falun Gong should be prosecuted as a 'heretical religion' under article 300.
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Original:  According to Amnesty International, in these prosecutions and others, "the judicial process was biassed against the defendants at the outset and the trials were a mere formality." 2000 — During Lunar New Year celebrations in early February, at least 2,000 Falun Gong practitioners are detained on Tiananmen Square while attempting to peacefully protest the ban against the group.
Revised:  According to Amnesty International, in these prosecutions and others, "the judicial process was biassed against the defendants at the outset and the trials were a mere formality." 2000 – During Lunar New Year celebrations in early February, at least 2,000 Falun Gong practitioners are detained on Tiananmen Square while attempting to peacefully protest the ban against the group.
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Original: Ian Johnson, 'A Deadly Exercise', Wall Street Journal, 20 April 2000. 2000 — On 21 April, Xinhua News Agency admits for the first time the difficulty the Central authorities have had in stamping out Falun Gong, noting that since "22 July 1999, Falun Gong members have been causing trouble on and around Tiananmen Square in Central Beijing nearly every day.
Revised: Ian Johnson, 'A Deadly Exercise', Wall Street Journal, 20 April 2000. 2000 – On 21 April, Xinhua News Agency admits for the first time the difficulty the Central authorities have had in stamping out Falun Gong, noting that since "22 July 1999, Falun Gong members have been causing trouble on and around Tiananmen Square in Central Beijing nearly every day.
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Original:  New York Times, 21 April 2000 2000 — Zhao Ming, a graduate student at Ireland's Trinity College, is sent to the Tuanhe forced labor camp in Beijing in May.
Revised:  New York Times, 21 April 2000 2000 – Zhao Ming, a graduate student at Ireland's Trinity College, is sent to the Tuanhe forced labor camp in Beijing in May.
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Original: Irish Times, "Freed student has not applied for Dublin yet," 3 March 2002 2000 — On 1 October, thousands of Falun Gong practitioners travel to Tiananmen Square to stage protests against the persecution.
Revised: Irish Times, "Freed student has not applied for Dublin yet," 3 March 2002 2000 – On 1 October, thousands of Falun Gong practitioners travel to Tiananmen Square to stage protests against the persecution.
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Original: Washington Post Foreign Service, "Falun Gong Protests Mar Chinese Holiday," 1 October 2000 2000 — In November, Zhang Kunlun, a Canadian citizen and professor of art, is detained while visiting his mother in China and held in a forced labor camp where he reported being beaten and shocked with electric batons.
Revised: Washington Post Foreign Service, "Falun Gong Protests Mar Chinese Holiday," 1 October 2000 2000 – In November, Zhang Kunlun, a Canadian citizen and professor of art, is detained while visiting his mother in China and held in a forced labor camp where he reported being beaten and shocked with electric batons.
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Original: Human Rights Watch, "ZHANG KUNLUN -- AN ILLUSTRATIVE CASE" , accessed 18 March 2011 2001 — On 23 January, five individuals set themselves on fire on Tiananmen Square.
Revised: Human Rights Watch, "ZHANG KUNLUN -- AN ILLUSTRATIVE CASE" , accessed 18 March 2011 2001 – On 23 January, five individuals set themselves on fire on Tiananmen Square.
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Original:  2001 — As sympathy for Falun Gong erodes in Mainland China, authorities for the first time openly sanction the "systematic use of violence" against the group, establishing a network of brainwashing classes and rooting out Falun Gong practitioners "neighborhood by neighborhood and workplace by workplace."
Revised:  2001 – As sympathy for Falun Gong erodes in Mainland China, authorities for the first time openly sanction the "systematic use of violence" against the group, establishing a network of brainwashing classes and rooting out Falun Gong practitioners "neighborhood by neighborhood and workplace by workplace."
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Original:  Washington Post, 5 August 2001. 2001 — By February, international concern grows over psychiatric abuses committed against Falun Gong practitioners, several hundred of whom had reportedly been held and tortured in psychiatric facilities for refusing to denounce the practice.
Revised:  Washington Post, 5 August 2001. 2001 – By February, international concern grows over psychiatric abuses committed against Falun Gong practitioners, several hundred of whom had reportedly been held and tortured in psychiatric facilities for refusing to denounce the practice.
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Original: Khabir Ahmad, "International concern grows over psychiatric abuses in China", The Lancet, Volume 356, Issue 9233, Page 920, 9 September 2000 2001 — On 20 November, a group of 35 Falun Gong practitioners from 12 different countries gathers on Tiananmen Square to meditate under a banner that reads: "Truth, Compassion, Tolerance" – Falun Gong's core moral tenets.
Revised: Khabir Ahmad, "International concern grows over psychiatric abuses in China", The Lancet, Volume 356, Issue 9233, Page 920, 9 September 2000 2001 – On 20 November, a group of 35 Falun Gong practitioners from 12 different countries gathers on Tiananmen Square to meditate under a banner that reads: "Truth, Compassion, Tolerance" – Falun Gong's core moral tenets.
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Original: Vancouver Falun Dafa Practitioners' Protest Site, Timeline of Persecution, accessed 19 March 2011 2001 — On 23 December, a New York District Court hands down a default judgement against Zhao Zhifei, Public Security Bureau chief for Hubei Province, for his role in the wrongful death and torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
Revised: Vancouver Falun Dafa Practitioners' Protest Site, Timeline of Persecution, accessed 19 March 2011 2001 – On 23 December, a New York District Court hands down a default judgement against Zhao Zhifei, Public Security Bureau chief for Hubei Province, for his role in the wrongful death and torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
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Original: Human Rights Law Foundation, Direct Litigation , accessed 19 March 2011 Westerners stages a demonstration in Tiananmen Square, 2002 2002 — On 14 February, 53 Falun Gong practitioners from North America, Europe and Australia attempt to stage a demonstration on Tiananmen Square.
Revised: Human Rights Law Foundation, Direct Litigation , accessed 19 March 2011 Westerners stages a demonstration in Tiananmen Square, 2002 2002 – On 14 February, 53 Falun Gong practitioners from North America, Europe and Australia attempt to stage a demonstration on Tiananmen Square.
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Original: CNN, China detains 40 Western Falun Gong activists , 14 February 2002 2002 — On 5 March, a group of six Falun Gong practitioners in Changchun city intercept television broadcasts, replacing them with content about Falun Gong and the persecution.
Revised: CNN, China detains 40 Western Falun Gong activists , 14 February 2002 2002 – On 5 March, a group of six Falun Gong practitioners in Changchun city intercept television broadcasts, replacing them with content about Falun Gong and the persecution.
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Original: Ethan Gutmann, "Into Thin Airwaves", Weekly Standard 6 DEC 2010, VOL. 16, NO. 12 2002 — In June, Jiang Zemin visits Iceland.
Revised: Ethan Gutmann, "Into Thin Airwaves", Weekly Standard 6 DEC 2010, VOL. 16, NO. 12 2002 – In June, Jiang Zemin visits Iceland.
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Original:  New York Times, 15 June 2002. pg. A.7 2002 — Falun Gong practitioners in New York establish New Tang Dynasty Television, a Chinese-language station created to present an alternative to state-run Chinese media.
Revised:  New York Times, 15 June 2002. pg. A.7 2002 – Falun Gong practitioners in New York establish New Tang Dynasty Television, a Chinese-language station created to present an alternative to state-run Chinese media.
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Original: Chen, Kathy, "Different Wavelength: Chinese Dissidents Take On Beijing Via Media Empire", The Wall Street Journal, 15 November 2007 2002 — On 24 July, U.S. House of Representatives passes a unanimous resolution (House Concurrent Resolution 188) condemning the persecution of Falun Gong in China.
Revised: Chen, Kathy, "Different Wavelength: Chinese Dissidents Take On Beijing Via Media Empire", The Wall Street Journal, 15 November 2007 2002 – On 24 July, U.S. House of Representatives passes a unanimous resolution (House Concurrent Resolution 188) condemning the persecution of Falun Gong in China.
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Original: Clearwisdom.net, "U.S. House of Representatives Unanimously Passes Resolution Urging Chinese Government to Cease Its Persecution of Falun Gong Practitioners", 19 March 2011 2002 — On 21 October, Falun Gong practitioners from North America, Europe and Australia file a legal case against Jiang Zemin, Zeng Qinghong, and Luo Gan to the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the International Criminal Court for their involvement in the persecution of Falun Gong.
Revised: Clearwisdom.net, "U.S. House of Representatives Unanimously Passes Resolution Urging Chinese Government to Cease Its Persecution of Falun Gong Practitioners", 19 March 2011 2002 – On 21 October, Falun Gong practitioners from North America, Europe and Australia file a legal case against Jiang Zemin, Zeng Qinghong, and Luo Gan to the United Nations Human Rights Committee and the International Criminal Court for their involvement in the persecution of Falun Gong.
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Original: Clearwisdom.net, " Table of Lawsuits Filed Against Former Chinese Leader Jiang Zemin and His Followers by Falun Gong Practitioners around the World", accessed 19 March 2011 2002 — In November, Hu Jintao begins the process of taking over China's leadership from Jiang Zemin, assuming the position General Secretary of the Communist Party (party chief).
Revised: Clearwisdom.net, " Table of Lawsuits Filed Against Former Chinese Leader Jiang Zemin and His Followers by Falun Gong Practitioners around the World", accessed 19 March 2011 2002 – In November, Hu Jintao begins the process of taking over China's leadership from Jiang Zemin, assuming the position General Secretary of the Communist Party (party chief).
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Original: Congressional Record Senate, 22 July 2004 2003 — On 1 May, Pan Xinchun, Deputy Consul General at the Chinese consulate in Toronto, published a letter in the Toronto Star in which he said that local Falun Gong practitioner Joel Chipkar is a member of a "sinister cult."
Revised: Congressional Record Senate, 22 July 2004 2003 – On 1 May, Pan Xinchun, Deputy Consul General at the Chinese consulate in Toronto, published a letter in the Toronto Star in which he said that local Falun Gong practitioner Joel Chipkar is a member of a "sinister cult."
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Original: John Turley-Ewart, "Falun Gong persecution spreads to Canada," The National Post, 20 March 2004. 2003 — June, A San Francisco District Court issues a default ruling against Beijing Party Secretary and former Beijing Mayor Liu Qi and Deputy Governor of Liaoning Province Xia Deren, who had been accused of overseeing the torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
Revised: John Turley-Ewart, "Falun Gong persecution spreads to Canada," The National Post, 20 March 2004. 2003 – June, A San Francisco District Court issues a default ruling against Beijing Party Secretary and former Beijing Mayor Liu Qi and Deputy Governor of Liaoning Province Xia Deren, who had been accused of overseeing the torture of Falun Gong practitioners.
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Original: Falun Dafa Information Center, "High-Level Chinese Officials Found Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity", 20 June 2003 2003 — On 26 December, Liu Chengjun, one of the leaders behind the Changchun television broadcasts, is tortured to death while serving out a 19-year prison sentence.
Revised: Falun Dafa Information Center, "High-Level Chinese Officials Found Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity", 20 June 2003 2003 – On 26 December, Liu Chengjun, one of the leaders behind the Changchun television broadcasts, is tortured to death while serving out a 19-year prison sentence.
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Original:  2004 — In October, U.S. House of Representatives passed a unanimous resolution detailing and condemning the Chinese government's attempts to interfere with and intimidate Falun Gong practitioners in the United States.
Revised:  2004 – In October, U.S. House of Representatives passed a unanimous resolution detailing and condemning the Chinese government's attempts to interfere with and intimidate Falun Gong practitioners in the United States.
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Original: United States Congressional Resolution, Expressing sense of Congress Regarding Oppression by China of Falun Gong in the United States , 10-6-2004 2004 — In December, prominent Weiquan lawyer Gao Zhisheng writes to the National People's Congress detailing torture and sexual abuse against Falun Gong practitioners in custody.
Revised: United States Congressional Resolution, Expressing sense of Congress Regarding Oppression by China of Falun Gong in the United States , 10-6-2004 2004 – In December, prominent Weiquan lawyer Gao Zhisheng writes to the National People's Congress detailing torture and sexual abuse against Falun Gong practitioners in custody.
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Original: Gao Zhisheng, "A China More Just: My Fight As a Rights Lawyer in the World's Largest Communist State," Broad Pr U.S.A, 2007 2005 — On 15 February, Li Hongzhi issues a statement renouncing his earlier membership in the Communist Youth League.
Revised: Gao Zhisheng, "A China More Just: My Fight As a Rights Lawyer in the World's Largest Communist State," Broad Pr U.S.A, 2007 2005 – On 15 February, Li Hongzhi issues a statement renouncing his earlier membership in the Communist Youth League.
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Original:  "Hacker Nation: China's Cyber Assault," World Affairs MAY/JUNE 2010 2005 — On 16 June, Gao Rongrong is reported tortured to death in Shenyang at the age of 37.
Revised:  "Hacker Nation: China's Cyber Assault," World Affairs MAY/JUNE 2010 2005 – On 16 June, Gao Rongrong is reported tortured to death in Shenyang at the age of 37.
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Original: Falun Dafa Information Center, "Persecution: Timeline ", 17 May 2008 2006 — UN special rapporteur on torture Manfred Nowak releases the findings of his 2005 investigation on torture in China.
Revised: Falun Dafa Information Center, "Persecution: Timeline ", 17 May 2008 2006 – UN special rapporteur on torture Manfred Nowak releases the findings of his 2005 investigation on torture in China.
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Original:  United Nations. p. 13. 2006 — In July 2006, former Canadian Member of Parliament David Kilgour and international human rights attorney David Matas release the findings of their investigation into allegations of organ harvesting.
Revised:  United Nations. p. 13. 2006 – In July 2006, former Canadian Member of Parliament David Kilgour and international human rights attorney David Matas release the findings of their investigation into allegations of organ harvesting.
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Original: David Kilgour and David Kilgour (2007) "Bloody Harvest: Kilgour Matas Report on Allegation of Organ Harvesting from Falun Gong Practitioners in China" (in 22 languages) 2006 — Falun Gong practitioners in the United States establish Shen Yun Performing Arts, a classical Chinese dance company that begins touring internationally in 2007.
Revised: David Kilgour and David Kilgour (2007) "Bloody Harvest: Kilgour Matas Report on Allegation of Organ Harvesting from Falun Gong Practitioners in China" (in 22 languages) 2006 – Falun Gong practitioners in the United States establish Shen Yun Performing Arts, a classical Chinese dance company that begins touring internationally in 2007.
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Original: About the company 2007 — Falun Gong sources report that the number of persecution deaths exceeds 3,000. 2007 — August, practitioners of Falun Gong launch the Human Rights Torch Relay, which toured to over 35 of countries in 2007 and 2008 ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Revised: About the company 2007 – Falun Gong sources report that the number of persecution deaths exceeds 3,000. 2007 — August, practitioners of Falun Gong launch the Human Rights Torch Relay, which toured to over 35 of countries in 2007 and 2008 ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Original: About the company 2007 — Falun Gong sources report that the number of persecution deaths exceeds 3,000. 2007 — August, practitioners of Falun Gong launch the Human Rights Torch Relay, which toured to over 35 of countries in 2007 and 2008 ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Revised: About the company 2007 — Falun Gong sources report that the number of persecution deaths exceeds 3,000. 2007 – August, practitioners of Falun Gong launch the Human Rights Torch Relay, which toured to over 35 of countries in 2007 and 2008 ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Original: New York Times, Falun Gong, accessed 19 March 2011 2008 — In the first six months of the year, over 8,000 Falun Gong practitioners are abducted by security forces under the pretext of preventing protests during the Beijing Olympics.
Revised: New York Times, Falun Gong, accessed 19 March 2011 2008 – In the first six months of the year, over 8,000 Falun Gong practitioners are abducted by security forces under the pretext of preventing protests during the Beijing Olympics.
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Original: Congressional-Executive Commission on China, Annual Report 2008 , 31 October 2008. 2009 — Communist Party heir apparent Xi Jinping is put in charge of 6521 Project, a strike hard effort to crack down on Tibetans, democracy activists and Falun Gong practitioners around sensitive anniversaries.
Revised: Congressional-Executive Commission on China, Annual Report 2008 , 31 October 2008. 2009 – Communist Party heir apparent Xi Jinping is put in charge of 6521 Project, a strike hard effort to crack down on Tibetans, democracy activists and Falun Gong practitioners around sensitive anniversaries.
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Original:  "Congress Challenges China on Falun Gong & Yuan", Business Week, 17 March 2010 2009 — On 13 May, Weiquan lawyers Zhang Kai and Li Chunfu are violently beaten and detained in Chongqing for investigating the death of Jiang Xiqing, a 66-year-old Falun Gong practitioner killed in a labor camp.
Revised:  "Congress Challenges China on Falun Gong & Yuan", Business Week, 17 March 2010 2009 – On 13 May, Weiquan lawyers Zhang Kai and Li Chunfu are violently beaten and detained in Chongqing for investigating the death of Jiang Xiqing, a 66-year-old Falun Gong practitioner killed in a labor camp.
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Original: Human Rights in China, 'Beijing Lawyers Beaten for Representing Falun Gong Case', 13 May 2009. 2009 — On 4 July, Dalian city lawyer Wang Yonghang is taken from his home by security agents, interrogated, and beaten for defending Falun Gong practitioners.
Revised: Human Rights in China, 'Beijing Lawyers Beaten for Representing Falun Gong Case', 13 May 2009. 2009 – On 4 July, Dalian city lawyer Wang Yonghang is taken from his home by security agents, interrogated, and beaten for defending Falun Gong practitioners.
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Original:  '2010 Annual Report', 10 October 2010, p 104. 2009 — In November, Jiang Zemin and other high-ranking Chinese officials are indicted by a Spanish court on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity for their involvement in the persecution of Falun Gong.
Revised:  '2010 Annual Report', 10 October 2010, p 104. 2009 – In November, Jiang Zemin and other high-ranking Chinese officials are indicted by a Spanish court on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity for their involvement in the persecution of Falun Gong.
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Original: La Audiencia pide interrogar al ex presidente chino Jiang por genocidio, 14 Nov 2009 A month later, an Argentine judge concludes that top Chinese officials Jiang Zemin and Luo Gan had adopted a "genocidal strategy" in pursuing the eradication of Falun Gong, and asks Interpol to seek their arrestLuis Andres Henao, "Argentine judge asks China arrests over Falun Gong," 22 December 2009 2010 —
Revised: La Audiencia pide interrogar al ex presidente chino Jiang por genocidio, 14 Nov 2009 A month later, an Argentine judge concludes that top Chinese officials Jiang Zemin and Luo Gan had adopted a "genocidal strategy" in pursuing the eradication of Falun Gong, and asks Interpol to seek their arrestLuis Andres Henao, "Argentine judge asks China arrests over Falun Gong," 22 December 2009 2010 –
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Original: Congressional Executive Commission on China, Annual Report, 2010. 2010 — In the Spring of 2010, Chinese authorities launch a new, three-year campaign whose goal is to coercively transform large portions of the known Falun Gong population through attendance in reeducation classes.
Revised: Congressional Executive Commission on China, Annual Report, 2010. 2010 – In the Spring of 2010, Chinese authorities launch a new, three-year campaign whose goal is to coercively transform large portions of the known Falun Gong population through attendance in reeducation classes.
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Original: CECC, "Communist Party Calls for Increased Efforts To 'Transform' Falun Gong Practitioners as Part of Three-Year Campaign", 22 March 2011, accessed 19 March 2011 2010 — On 22 April 2010, Beijing lawyers Liu Wei and Tang Jitian were permanently disbarred for defending Falun Gong practitioners.
Revised: CECC, "Communist Party Calls for Increased Efforts To 'Transform' Falun Gong Practitioners as Part of Three-Year Campaign", 22 March 2011, accessed 19 March 2011 2010 – On 22 April 2010, Beijing lawyers Liu Wei and Tang Jitian were permanently disbarred for defending Falun Gong practitioners.
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Original: Amnesty International, "China: No Rule of Law when Defence Lawyers Cannot Perform their Legitimate Role," 05-10-2010 2011 — In February, a Falun Gong practitioner named Qin Yueming dies in custody at the Jiamusi Prison.
Revised: Amnesty International, "China: No Rule of Law when Defence Lawyers Cannot Perform their Legitimate Role," 05-10-2010 2011 – In February, a Falun Gong practitioner named Qin Yueming dies in custody at the Jiamusi Prison.
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Original: Amnesty International, Document - China: Further information: Falun Gong practitioners tortured, 22 August 2012. 2011 — In May, a lawsuit is filed on behalf of Falun Gong practitioners against Cisco.
Revised: Amnesty International, Document – China: Further information: Falun Gong practitioners tortured, 22 August 2012. 2011 — In May, a lawsuit is filed on behalf of Falun Gong practitioners against Cisco.
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