The Chinese regime has been raiding the homes of Falun Gong practitioners and detaining them all around the country during the month of June, ahead of its upcoming 100 year anniversary celebration on July 1. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will celebrate the centennial of its founding next month. In order to “maintaining social stability,” which is the term used by the regime to justify its totalitarian rule in China, the CCP announced a series of strict controls on the Chinese people in June—particularly in Beijing, the nation’s capital. Practitioners of Falun Gong—a traditional Chinese spiritual practice from the Buddha school that teaches the values truthfulness, compassion, and tolerance—have been among the targets that the regime wants to control. Since June 1, reports have emerged of practitioners having their homes raided by local police. Their private property has been seized, and some police even detained non-practitioner family members. “We condemn all forms of …