Police At Shijiazhuang Forced Labor Camp in Hebei Province: "If You Are Not Killed, You Will Be Driven Insane."

(Clearwisdom.net) There have been over 100 female Falun Dafa practitioners illegally detained at the No. 4 unit of the Shijiazhuang Forced Labor Camp in the first half of 2001. The Labor Camp, located in Hebei Province, has executed orders from the "610 office" to force all practitioners to sign or put their fingerprints on the "five not-allowed papers" (i.e. 1. not allowed to practice, 2. not allowed to promote the practice, 3. not allowed to spread articles written by the teacher of Falun Dafa, 4. not allowed to stage hunger strikes, 5. not allowed to refuse to work). If anyone refused to follow these rules, they were mentally and physically tortured and beaten with electric batons and rubber clubs. The police threatened all of the Falun Dafa practitioners detained at the No. 4 unit of the Labor Camp: "If we can't brainwash you by all forced means, you will be sent to the Gaoyang Forced Labor Camp. There, if you are not killed, you will be driven insane."

According to incomplete information due to the constraints of conditions, the practitioners who were brutally tortured at the Shijiazhaung Forced Labor Camp in 2001 are listed below:

Zhang Chunying, a computer teacher from Shijiazhuang's 40^th Middle School, was tortured with rubber clubs, electric batons, and ropes. Her face became swollen, her arms were covered in burn marks, and her buttocks were beaten black and blue.

Ge Xiuli and Tu Hongcai from Jing County, Hebei Province, were beaten with rubber clubs. The policemen beat Ge Xiuli even after learning that she has a sensitive heart condition.

Li Xiumin, an employee at the Hebei Science and Technical University, was hung up by handcuffs and forced to stand with toes barely touching the floor for a long time.

Zhang Yun, a level II Police Supervisor at Huolu Prison, was beaten with rubber clubs and electric batons until her buttocks became black and blue.

Li Ping, an employee at the Shijiazhuang Bank-note Paper Printing Factory, was hung by handcuffs and tortured with electric batons and rubber clubs. Her hip became black and blue from the beating.

Li Baoyue from Quzhou County in Handan City, Hebei Province, was beaten in the face and hips with electric batons and rubber clubs. She became deaf from the severe beating and her hip was full of pus and blood.

Yu Fengyun is the wife of Tao Hongsheng. Tao was a management cadre from Hebei Security Hall in Shijiazhaung City, and he was tortured to death in 2000 at the Shijiazhuang Labor Camp. Now their family is lacking financial income and their two young daughters can only go to school with support from their relatives. Yu Fengyun was sent to the labor camp for two years simply because she posted a flyer on a telephone pole that said "Falun Dafa is good."

Li Mei (also named Li Peiqi) was beaten so badly that she fainted three times. Afterwards, her hip became swollen and full of pus and blisters. She had to be sent to the hospital to have the pus removed. It has already been three months and she has yet to recover. To once again try and force her to give up her belief in the principles of "Truth, Compassion, Forbearance," the vicious policemen hung her by handcuffs and forced her to stand without sleep for a long period of time.

All kind-hearted people, please take a look at these brutal accounts of the persecution of Falun Dafa practitioners. By doing so, you will be able to clearly distinguish the righteous from the evil and won't be deceived by the lies concocted by Jiang's political group of thugs. In the meantime, we give a full warning to the policeman and public security officials who are responsible for these brutal atrocities: good will be rewarded with good, and evil will be met with karmic retribution. We hope that you can wake up as soon as possible and no longer help the evil to commit bad deeds against Falun Dafa. We give you this warning compassionately out of concern for the eternal existence of your future.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2002/6/17/31934.html

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