The guards let inmates break Ms. Chen Zhenbo's collar bone by kicking her, tear her neck sinew and insert five-inch needles into her ears. With her body tilted to the right side, she lost the ability to walk. But the perpetrators still kept torturing her by depriving her of sleep, beating and cursing at her all night.
Because Ms. Kang refused to give up Falun Gong practice, guards in the Baimalong Forced Labor Camp secretly injected her with unknown drugs.
Mr. Lu and Ms. Xu, now in their 60s, were last arrested on July 23,2009. Mr Lu has since been sentenced to one year of forced labor. Ms Xu has been subjected to ongoing police harassment.
In early September 2009, Ms. Liu Guangming was released from Baimalong Forced Labor Camp after brutal torture. However, on September 19, she was brought back again.
Ms. Zheng Yuling is cremated against her family's wishes and her family is not allowed to hold a funeral.
After being forced to live in destitute, Ms. Wen Qinglan was arrested when she was taking to people about Falun Gong. Her husband had been sentenced to four years in prison in a secret trail, because he distributed materials about the persecution.
Mr. Meng Fei was forced-fed over ten times and injected with unknown drug. When he was unconscious and developed a high fever of over 104º F, the police just left him to his family.
Clearwisdom.net and its Chinese-language sister-website (minghui.ca) provide first-hand reports about the horrors of the persecution of Falun Gong in China. Dozens of reports are received every day from the victims of torture, the wrongfully imprisoned, and families crippled by the senseless hardship and grief for their loved ones imposed by the persecution. In contrast, the websites also report positive news and events from the more than 80 countries around the world where Falun Gong is practiced, and serve as an online forum for practitioners to share stories of the good things Falun Gong has brought to their lives. For more information, please contact editor@clearwisdom.net.
All content published on this website is copyrighted by Minghui.org. Minghui will produce compilations of its online content regularly and on special occasions.
Category: Bi-monthly newsletter
