Poster displays that slander the spiritual practice Falun Gong have emerged in some parts of Hong Kong in the past few weeks. Local Falun Gong adherents believe that an agency with direct ties to the Chinese regime has continued to target the practice. The Chinese-language Epoch Times spoke to one local resident whose job was to set up anti-Falun Gong poster displays and she admitted to taking direct orders from Chinese authorities. Local lawmakers have expressed concern about the recent incidents. Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, is an ancient Chinese spiritual practice consisting of simple, slow-moving meditation exercises and moral teachings incorporating the principles of truthfulness, compassion, and tolerance in everyday life. It grew in popularity during the 1990s, with 70 million to 100 million adherents in China by the end of the decade, according to official estimates at the time. Feeling threatened by its popularity, the Chinese …