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Facts of the Persecution
1. Some Persecution Facts in Huaibei Prison
Prison guards in the Huaibei Prison, Shandong Province cruelly tortured Falun Dafa practitioners. Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Li Shufu, 68, wrote a solemn declaration to return to cultivation. Mr. Li was shocked with an electric baton until he passed out and was carried out of the room by Officer Song Gaoli (female). He is now detained in the Second Ward of the Prison. Falun Dafa practitioners
Mr. Yan Xuefu and Mr. Yu Tongzhi were both shocked simultaneously by two electric batons to their heads, causing severe injury to their ears, noses and mouths. As they were being shocked, blood sprayed out from their faces. The prison guards then had the prisoners clean up the blood with mops!
Another Falun Dafa practitioner, Mr. Li Guang, who was firmly cultivating Falun Dafa, was brutally tortured by guards, and died while locked in a small, cold cell. More Falun Dafa practitioners are now enduring such tortures in the prison.
http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/9/13/110320.html
2. More Details of Ms. Zhu Yourong's Torture Death Case
Ms. Zhu Yourong was beaten in the labor camp until her face and eyes became swollen. In order to force her to give up practicing Falun Gong, prison guards cuffed her to a tree every day, beat her until she passed out, and then poured cold water on her to wake her up. Her pants and socks were ripped up due to brutal beatings. Her younger brother came to visit her, but prison guards did not let him see her.
When she went on a hunger strike, the prison guards tied her up and force-fed her. Her mouth bled due to the brutal force-feedings. After Ms. Zhu Yourong went on hunger strike for a long period of time, prison guards continued to force her to walk the yard. If she felt too weak to walk, the prison guards beat and kicked her, or poured cold water over her to freeze her.
She could not take these inhuman tortures any longer and died while in solitary confinement in December 2000, at the relatively young age of 42.
Category: Accounts of Persecution
