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Monday, February 05, 2001, updated at 09:08(GMT+8)
China
Beijing Jurists Call for Legal Actions Against Falun Gong
Jurists in
Beijing
called for the country to use the law as a weapon to strike against the Falun Gong cult February 4.
The jurists said at a meeting sponsored by the China Law Society in Beijing that ringleader Li Hongzhi and the Falun Gong cult have violated the criminal law of the country by instigating cult members to burn themselves in Tian'anmen Square.
They called for the country to sternly punish the persons who plotted the incident from behind the scenes according to the criminal law and relevant regulations.
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