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Persecution in Fushun County, Sichuan Province (incomplete list)
Since July 20, 1999, the Police Department of Fushun County has followed the orders of Jiang Zemin and his accomplices in persecuting Falun Dafa practitioners and has illegally arrested and detained 17 Dafa practitioners. For example, Dafa practitioner Zhang Shufen (female) was detained two times, for 15 days each time; practitioner Ou Yimin (male) was illegally detained for 10 days. Other practitioners who were detained include:
Two practitioners from Changtanba were illegally sentenced to one-year in jail;
Zhang Changfen (female) of the No. 7 group, Anhe village, was illegally detained for 18 days and fined 2,000 Yuan;
Xie Shufang (female) of the No. 7 group, Anhe village, was illegally detained for 11 days and was fined 2,000 Yuan;
Wu Yongxian, an employee at the Fushun Fertilizer Company, was illegally detained for 18 days and fined 5,000 Yuan;
Xiong Xinshu, an employee at the Fushun Fertilizer Company, was illegally detained for 15 days and fined 2,000 Yuan; and
Many others were illegally detained from 7 to 10 days.
Persecution in Danleng County, Sichuan Province (incomplete list)
On November 21, 2001, a peasant who was unaware of the truth reported Dafa practitioners Chen Siming, Sheng Huaying, Li Guifen, Ye Xiujun, and Ye Huijun to the police when he saw them posting Dafa truth-clarifying literature. The Police Department of Danleng County illegally detained them. Nobody knows their whereabouts. Detained practitioners include:
Chen Siming, male, in his forties, is from Baitacheng Township;
Sheng Huaying, female, in her thirties, is from the No. 1 Group, Tanghe Township;
Li Guifen, female, in her thirties, is from the No. 2 Group, Tanghe Township;
Ye Xiujun, female, in her thirties, is from the No. 3 Group, Tanghe Township; and
Ye Huijun, female.
The persecution in Beixi County, Sichuan Province (incomplete list)
Wang Tinglian, female, 52 years old, was illegally arrested and detained on November 12, 2001.
The persecution at the Sanjiang Machinery Factory of Yibin City, Sichuan Province (incomplete list)
Li Qiong, female, 54 years old, was detained for 15 days and was fined 3,000 Yuan in 1999 because she went to Beijing to appeal to the government to stop persecuting Falun Gong. Her company warned her that she would be allowed to stay with the company for one year but would be placed under surveillance. However, only half a year later, in April 2000, the company illegally fired her. On December 6, 2001, the police illegally removed her from her home and ransacked her home (that was the fourth time they ransacked it). She is now detained at the "Drug Rehabilitation Center" of Yibin City.
Deng Jinlan, female, is in her fifties. She was illegally detained for 15 days in February 2000, because she went to Beijing to appeal to the government to stop persecuting Falun Dafa. The company illegally fired her and fined her. On December 6, 2001, the police illegally removed her from her home and ransacked her home. She is also detained at the "Drug Rehabilitation Center" of Yibin City.
Jin Shufang, female, is in her fifties. She was detained for 15 days and fined 3,000 Yuan because she went to Beijing in September 1999, to appeal to the government to stop persecuting Falun Dafa. Then she was detained for 30 days, and in August 2001, she was illegally detained again. She is now at the Wotian Detention Center of Yibin City.
Yang Xu, female, is in her forties. She was illegally detained for 15 days and then sentenced to one-year of forced reeducation through labor because she went to Beijing in February 2000, to appeal to the government to stop persecuting Falun Dafa. She was forced to serve a half-year extended term in the forced labor camp. After she was released, she had to leave her home in order to avoid being arrested again.
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