The Internet


2010/01/13

Google’s First Step is Morally Clear; Others Should Follow

The Falun Dafa Information Center applauds Google’s initiative to challenge the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) over its Internet censorship and encourages other companies, governments, and individuals to do the same. The Center also questions some media references that this move is “risky” or “surprising,” as the human cost of Internet censorship in China could not be any clearer.

2009/06/18

Top Four Reasons Why "Green Dam Youth Escort" Censorship Software Targets Falun Gong

Despite a common narrative among many journalists that Falun Gong has largely been "crushed" (a narrative championed by the Chinese Communist Party), the degree to which Falun Gong is targeted by Green Dam demonstrates that the group and its adherents’ resistance remain one of the single biggest concerns of the CCP leadership.

2008/11/14

Shanghai Court Sentences Falun Gong Practitioner to 3.5 Years for Internet Downloads

A Shanghai court sentenced Falun Gong practitioner Ms. Liu Jin to three and a half years in prison on November 3 for downloading information about the practice from the Internet and printing it to distribute to others.

2008/08/02

Beijing Reporters, Tear Down This Firewall (and How To)

With the International Olympic Committee having admitted prior consent to the Chinese authorities to block access for foreign reporters to certain websites, the Falun Dafa Information Center, in cooperation with Internet freedom activists, hereby offers journalists in Beijing a resource to gain free access to information during their stay in China.

2004/06/25

Torture Lawsuit Filed against China’s Minister of Information During U.S. Visit

A Chinese minister was served with legal papers Friday charging him with torture and other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment.

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