When Ms. Yang Xiujie's family requested her release due to her critical condition in the forced labor camp, the forced labor bureau director claimed it was not a big deal if several prisoners die there.
Mr. Sun Aimei's family on saw her cremation urn after they paid 5,000 yuan to the forced labor camp.
On January 16, 2009, Mr. Mou was taken to the Xishanping Forced Labor Camp to serve a 21-month term. This is the most recent of several imprisonments during which Mr. Mou has been severely beaten.
Five months after Mr. Shen Quanhui was arrested for practicing Falun Gong, he told his family members during their only visit that he had been subjected to numerous tortures. His family also saw that he had become very emaciated and weak since his arrest. Before being arrested, he was a healthy adult.
Falun Gong Practitioners' relatives summarize some of the major known abuses of Falun Gong practitioners.
After being tortured and abused in jail for eight years, Mr. Xu Dawei is in mental disorder. The photos indicate electric shock scars, scabs, edema and necrosis on his emaciated body.
To avoid the persecution, Ms. Zhang Fengying had been forced into destitute for three years. While she returned home to take care of her paralyzed husband, She was arrested and imprisoned later.
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.
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