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Facts of the Persecution

1. Crimes Committed by the Policeman Li Xiejiang of Jinzhou City

Police officer Li Xiejiang (male) is 52 years old, and is employed by the 610 Office of the Jinzhou City Police Department. In the past six years, he gave numerous orders to force each city department to hold activities slandering Falun Gong. He has participated in ransacking Falun Dafa practitioners' homes, arresting them, fining them, sending them to forced labor and brainwashing sessions, and sending them to prison. He ignored the law in carrying out the persecution. On August 8, 2002, Li Xiejiang arrested 28 Falun Dafa practitioners, and he and the City 610 Office workers decided each practitioner's family had to pay at least 5,000 yuan before the practitioner is released. Li Xiejiang often beat practitioners brutally or tortured them during interrogations. One day in 2001, he stripped a female Falun Dafa practitioner, cuffed her to a chair, and then shocked her with electric batons all over her body.

http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/10/18/112664.html

2. Brutal Torture Is Still Happening to Falun Dafa Practitioners in the Harbin Women's Prison

Falun Dafa practitioner Ms. Wu Yulan refused to accept brainwashing from the authorities. The prison guards encouraged prisoners to curse her, throw snot on her, pull her hair, beat her, handcuff her, tie her to a cross, and force her to sit on a tiny stool for long periods of time. Ms. Huang Yanzhen is also refusing to cooperate with the evil, and she was often beaten until she was covered with injuries. Ms. Huang has passed out many times as a result of the beatings. She was locked in a small cell with handcuffs, forced to squat on the floor, and not allowed to sleep. Some practitioners have been injected with Chlorpromazine, which caused nervous breakdowns, and some have been tortured to the point where they are reduced to a vegetative state.

http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/10/18/112644.html

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Category: Accounts of Persecution