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Facts of the Persecution

Persecution by the 610 Office of Inner Mongolia

At the end of November 2004, Meng Gen, the Assistant Party Secretary of the Daxinganling City Forestry Management Bureau, along with Lin Haiqing, the head of the local 610 Office, led police, members of the No. 2 Office of the Forestry Management Bureau and the Wuerqihan's Forestry Bureau and abducted five Falun Dafa practitioners.

One of the abductions: Around 3 p.m. on November 29, 2004, Han Lihua and Xi Shubo from the No.2 Office of the Forestry Management Bureau, hid in a car to monitor Huang Chunxiang, a practitioner. Shortly after she went home after work, Lin Haiqing broke into her home along with more than 20 people. They did not have any reason or evidence to arrest her. Despite protests from her husband and children, four thugs dragged her from her home, brutally threw her into the car and took her to the Political and Judiciary Education Center. Trying to force her abandon her belief in Falun Dafa, they persecuted and detained her there for more than 40 days. They twice ransacked her home, causing damage and loss of more than 1,000 yuan.

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/29/102890.html

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/29/102896.html

The persecution continues in Longjing City, Jilin Province

During the afternoon of April 23, police broke into Liang Xiuzhen's home. They ransacked her house and abducted her husband, Zhang Jingshou, a visitor and her son, Liang Sheng, who had just returned from the Jiutai Forced Labor Camp. All of them are Falun Dafa practitioners. The next morning, the police forcibly took Liu Xiuzhen away. After they tortured her all night, her legs were severely swollen, and she could not walk. She had to find somebody to carry her home.

Around 10 a.m. on the third morning, the persecutors abducted practitioner Sun Lihong from her workplace and ransacked her home. The Longjing City police have severely escalated their persecution of Falun Dafa practitioners, including those mentioned above. They spied on practitioner Cai Fuchen's son, and tried to abduct Cai's wife. His wife was forced to leave home to avoid persecution.

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/29/102866.html

Chen Wenai has been illegally jailed several times in Leshan City, Sichuan Province

Chen Wenai, female, fifty-eight years old, is a practitioner from Leshan City, Sichuan Province. On August 5, 2001, The police from the Leshan City National Security Division and the director of Leshan City Paper Mill Security Department broke into her home, ransacked it, and then abducted her to the Zhanggongqiao Police Station of Leshan City.

The next day, Ms. Chen walked out of the police station by using righteous thoughts, but was forced to stay away from home for eight months. On April 3, 2002, while Chen Wenai was waiting for a bus, she was abducted to the Shizhushan Police Station of Leshan City. After she was released, she was monitored and followed. In April 2003, her supervisor tried to trick her into going to a brainwashing center.

On March 30, 2004, Ms. Chen and two of her friends went to her uncle's home. Suddenly, someone appeared and took them to the Leshan City Qingshen Detention Center. The next day, they were transferred to Shizhushan Detention Center. Chen Wenai went on a hunger strike for nine days. During this time, she was force-fed, and she suffered bleeding in her mouth and nose. She was later released.

Around 3 p.m. on April 4, 2005, when she was walking on Lushan Street, two strong men abducted her to the Shuzhushan Detention Center. After she went on a hunger strike for a whole week, while her feet were shackled, they forcibly injected her with drugs and force-fed her ten times. They pried her teeth apart, and she bled from her mouth and nose. Because of the injections, her body became swollen, painful, itchy, and numb. She was not allowed to sleep at night. After 19 days of groundless imprisonment, she was not even able to take care of herself when she went to washroom. After she was released, the persecutors continued to harass her, and she forced to leave home.

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/29/102885.html

An older man who believes in "Truthfulness, Compassion and Forbearance" suffers persecution for six years

An Hongquan, male, seventy-one years old, a former employee of Noble Metal Plant, No. 2 Smelt Factory, owned by the Gansu Jinchuan Corporation Group, has suffered relentless persecution. In February 2000, when he was preparing go to Beijing to appeal to the government on behalf of Falun Dafa, members of the company's security department went to his sister's home and abducted him back to Jinchang. On March 30, 2000, he was sent to a brainwashing center. He was illegally held at the Jinchang City Detention Center for 15 days. In April 2002, he was again arrested and sentenced to two years of forced labor. He was held at the Jinchang City Detention Center for 100 days and then sent to the Jinchuan Corporation Drug Rehabilitation Center. One month after he returned home, he still was unable to maintain his balance while walking, he rambled when speaking, and suffered incontinence. The persecutors still harassed him even then.

The Crimes of the Police in Laisi City, Shandong Province

On May 15, 2005, the police from the Niusi Police Station and Laisi City Kuhe Street Office broke into and the home of practitioner Zhao Cuimei and ransacked it.

On May 19, 2005, the police from the Chaocunzhuang Police Station (Now called the Meihuashan Police Station) illegally broke into practitioner Zhao Meifang's home. They ransacked the house and interrogated her family members.

On May 2, 2005, when practitioners Zhang Yulan and Zhan Guiqin hung banners on the street, four police officers seized them. The next morning, the police broke into and ransacked their home. On May 13, the two were taken to the Laixi City Detention Center. They are still held there.

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/5/29/102892.html

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Category: Accounts of Persecution