Jingrong v. Chinese Anti-Cult World Alliance Inc.

Adherents of Falun Gong maintained tables on sidewalk to pass out flyers and display posters protesting Chinese government’s treatment of Falun Gong and sued defendants who allegedly harassed, intimidated, and interfered with their activities at the tables; court holds that under the FACEA a “place of worship” is “anywhere that religious adherents collectively recognize or religious leadership designates as a space primarily to gather for or hold religious worship activities,” and the sidewalk tables did not qualify as such, thus there was no claim under the FACEA).