Who is, In Fact, "Disturbing Social Order?"

June 6, 2002

(Clearwisdom.net) On the afternoon of May 20, 2002, while Ms. Huang Lihua, a teacher at the Experimental Elementary School of Suizhong County in Liaoning Province, was teaching a class, a group of police suddenly broke into the classroom. They took Huang Lihua away. She shouted loudly, "Students, remember that Falun Dafa is good!" She was later forced to attend a brainwashing class.

On May 23, 2002, while Falun Gong practitioner Yang Jiangwei of the Suizhong County Electricity Bureau was at work, a group of policemen suddenly kidnapped him and sent him to a brainwashing "class." Yang resisted the persecution by hunger striking. Two days later he was illegally sentenced to 3-years of forced labor and was sent to the Huludao City Forced Labor Camp.

One day Falun Gong practitioner Zhang Yanli of Xiaozhuangzi Village, Suizhong County, was doing housework when six policemen suddenly broke into her home. She sent righteous thoughts at once, ordering them not to move. She then left through the back door. Since she was certain to be arrested if she returned home, she had little choice but to make a life for herself elsewhere.

Last year, Falun Gong practitioner Zhou Yingchun of Suizhong County was forced by vicious policemen to jump to the ground below from a fifth floor balcony. In mid-May of this year the police began watching her 24-hours a day. Later on, they ordered two women who knew Zhou Yingchun well to ask her to open the door. The police then kidnapped her and sent her for brainwashing.

There have been approximately 20 local Falun Gong practitioners kidnapped and sent to brainwashing centers. Some were left unable to return home because the police were looking for them. The illegal actions of the police seriously disturb the normal order of education, productivity and peoples' lives. They are the ones who are actually disturbing society.

Head of Suizhong County Political and Security Department: Wang Fuchen, Telephone: 86-429-6120430

Head of Suizhong County Pubic Security Bureau: 86-429-6121410, 86-429-6128682
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/6/7/31393.html

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