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Today’s Articles — June 24, 2006

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Jilin City National Security Police Persecuted Practitioner Ms. Wang Yin

(Clearwisdom.net) In May 2005, the Jilin City National Security Police sent people to Ms. Wang Yin's workplace, Jilin City Radiation Chemical Industries, to investigate her activities. On July 15, 2005, four people from the National Security Police Department came to her workplace and tried to arrest her. They pushed the management to trick her into coming to the company site, but the plan failed. Later they went to her house directly to make an arrest and to search her home. In order to expose the police's illegal activities, Ms. Wang went out onto the balcony and told her neighbors about what was happening. Fearing the bad publicity, the police backed off and left her house temporarily. Right after that, Ms. Wang left her home and went into hiding.

Practitioner Mr. Zhao Xifa Suffers Edema after Four Months Illegal Detention at Laixi Prison

(Clearwisdom.net) Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Zhao Xifa, who is about 60 years old, is from Choujiashuang Village, Wubei Town, Laixi City, Qingdao City, Shandong Province. At around ten o’clock on February 17, 2006, police officers from the Wubei Town Police Station in Laixi City illegally arrested him and ransacked his home, seizing Falun Dafa books and truth-clarification materials.

My Experiences at the Tianjin City Women's Forced Labor Camp

(Clearwisdom.net) The Tianjin City Women's Forced Labor Camp is a hell on earth. Before the No. 5 Division was enlarged, many Falun Gong practitioners were cruelly persecuted there. During the fall and winter seasons, the cells are very cold and damp. A new detainee is often so frightened that she cannot fall asleep at night. There were heaters in the cells, but they were never allowed to be turned on unless outside visitors or government officials came to inspect the camp. Instead, only the stove in each cell was allowed to burn a small amount of coal. The camp didn’t give any wood for lighting a fire, so the practitioners had to use their wooden stools instead. When all parts of the stools were used up for burning, the practitioners had to buy more stools from the camp’s shop, where everything was expensive and the quality was poor.