This was due to the printing of an article which stated that the Chinese government accused the Divine Performing Arts hosted by NTDTV of being funded by Falun Gong practitioners.
Epoch Press' president, Frank Cui, who is a Falun Gong practitioner, admitted to holding the paper.
[3] Sewak alleges the printer committed unlawful interference with economic interests, including breach of contract and deceit.
[7] Sewak has since taken the Epoch Printing Press to court over the matter[8] The lawyer representing the Asian Pacific Post states that the case is unique in Canada.
"We have yet to find a case anywhere in Canada which would be similar to this - a commercial printer holding a newspaper hostage on the basis they don't like an article is a pretty strange set of facts.