The Falun Gong in China: A Sociological Perspective

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Some governments still strictly manage religious groups and their publications. In 1999, the Chinese government banned Falun Gong School and forfeited and destroyed books through founder and other Falun Gong Books. As you can see, these books exist on the Internet - at least not where we review incoming network data. In the nineteenth century Australian customs officers seized the book "ecstasy" about drug ecstasy. (In Australia you can check which websites are banned on the Australian Classification Committee website, search databases that invalidate or restrict materials, currently the database contains information on books During the 2000 conference, the US Congress quietly put similar bans on 'dangerous' information on drugs and explosives into various bills.

On June 10, 1999, the government established a non-constitutional organization "6-10 Office" that is responsible for opposing the "heretical beliefs" including Falun Gong. China's state media destroyed Falun Gong and accused it as an unhealthy factor in society. July 22, the Ministry of Home Affairs of the People's Republic of China coordinates media attacks, "Fighting the Falun Dafa Research Association" including illegal acts, calling for superstition, spreading public opinion, cheating people, causing riots, threaten the stability of society " I certified it as an illegal organization. National TV's prime time on the day of new text was extended from 30 minutes to 3 hours. Also, many local and regional television stations call Falun Gong a "cult". In many cases, traditional programming has been changed in up to one week. July 23, the People's Daily announced the entire editorial that attacks exercise.