Calling on People from All Walks of Life to Stage an Urgent Rescue Effort for Falun Dafa Practitioner Li Liang in Tianjin City
(Clearwisdom.net) Li Liang is the brother of Li Ying, who is the fiancée of Australian
citizen Li Qizhong. Since Minghui website published an article entitled "Please Help Rescue
Family Members Ling Ying, Li Hong and Li Liang", the letter below has passed through the hands
of many Falun Dafa practitioners in China to reach us. I feel fortunate to have known Falun Dafa practitioner Li Liang. He was born on February 14,
1971, and graduated from Tianjin Finance and Economics Institute. He began to practice Falun Dafa in
1995 and worked at the Beijing Culture Book Shop before being arrested. 1) Why was he arrested? At about 9 pm on September 28 1999, Tianjin's Hongqiao Public Security Sub-bureau sent people to
where Li Liang stayed in Beijing and took him away without showing any ID or legal documents. He was
then held in the detention center for Hongqiao Public Security Sub-bureau. The bureau staff filled
out a warrant of "criminal detention" in his presence citing "disturbing social
order." Actually after Jiang slandered Falun Dafa during his six-country European tour, Li
Liang wrote an appeal letter. Motivated by a citizen's responsibility and duty, he wrote the letter
to the Appeal Office of the State Council to explain his knowledge and understanding of Falun Dafa.
He hoped the State Council would conduct a further investigation. Li Liang had only exercised his
rights guaranteed by the Constitution. 2) The Hongqiao Public Sub-bureau illegally sentenced him to 18 months of forced labour He was illegally sentenced to 18 months of forced labour, sent to Shuangkou Forced Labour Camp
and held in the No. Two Team. Deputy Team Leader Lang Tao and office worker He Jun questioned Li
Liang while walking, "Do you still want to practice?" "Yes I do!" So the
policemen hit Mr. Li very hard in the face. As a result, by the time they got upstairs Mr. Li's face
was already swollen. At noon, the team's political instructor, Zhen Runzhong, tried to forced Li
Liang to write a so-called "Repentance Statement." [In this statement the practitioner
is forced to admit remorse for practicing Falun Gong, promise to give up Falun Gong, and never again
associate with other practitioners or go to Beijing to appeal for Falun Gong] Li Liang refused.
Zhen got drunk and went crazy. He punched Mr. Li in the face with force. Blood covered his face, the
front of his clothes and the ground where he stood. Zhen ordered an inmate to help him wash away the
blood. Afterwards, he smashed Li Liang again, and then washed the blood away again. The process was
repeated four times until he had no strength. Before March 2000 when they first arrived at No. Two Team, about 30 Falun Dafa practitioners
wrote the so-called "guarantee letters" [statements promising not to practice and not
to spread Falun Dafa] under violent persecution. On March 15, Li Liang and a dozen others
solemnly proposed to study the Fa and practice the exercises to safeguard the truth. At the same
time they declared those "guarantee letters" null and void and started a hunger strike to
express their attitude. The forced labour camp reassigned these practitioners. Li Liang and some
others were transferred to No. Three Team. Li Liang refused to take part in any activities related
to so-called "education through labour." At the beginning of 2001, the policemen
transferred Li Liang to No. Five Team and on September 13, 2001 he was charged with "refusing
to reform." His term in the forced labour camp was extended five months on top of a previous
six-month extension, not yet completed. Li Liang was then transferred to Yushan Forced Labour Camp
in Jixian County, Tianjin and his term in the labour camp was extended another year. 3) Upon completion of his term Li Liang disappeared On April 28, 2002 it was time for Li Liang to come back home after the completion of his
term. That morning the policemen took him to the Labour Education Section. There were several staff
members there. Among them was a lady claiming to be the leader from the neighbourhood committee. The
identities of the rest were unknown but two were in police uniform. When they asked Li Liang to sign
a "Notice of Release from Education through Labour" he refused, saying that since
arresting him was against the law the release should be unconditional. He said he was not subject to
forced labour education so he would not sign the paper. Several strangers tried to take him away. Li
Liang said to them, "I am waiting for my family." Then they found all kinds of excuses not
to let Mr. Li see his family. Li Liang asked them, "Who are you? Why should I go with
you?" One of the strangers took from his briefcase a couple of blank "Subpoenas" with
official seals and said bluntly, "If you want formalities I can fill out one for you any
time." He seemed to speak with authority. Just then, one person lied to Li Liang that his family had arrived, but when he left he only
found seven strangers in a white car. Only two of the seven were in police uniforms. They surrounded
Mr. Li and asked him to get in the car, but he refused. Then they pushed Li Liang into the car and
went straight to Jianxin Forced Labour Camp where he was held in No. Three Team, Fifth Division. A few days later, they told Li Liang that they planned to run a "class" because they
found he had a problem in his ideology. Li Liang sternly pointed out, "Tell me what I am
thinking now. Do you really know my thoughts?" These people were rendered speechless. Mr. Li
continued to ask, "If you don't know my thoughts then how could you know I have problem in my
ideology. According to the law, the conviction of a crime should be based on action, therefore don't
you think it's ridiculous to jail someone because he's got problem in his ideology?" It is very
sad that Chinese law is wantonly trampled upon by the Chinese rulers and law enforcers. Li Liang
solemnly lodged a protest and started hunger a strike. Later, Mr. Li was given another two years of
forced labour. When Li Liang's family arrived at Yushan Forced Labour Camp they were told that Li Liang had left
but his whereabouts were unknown. Personnel of the so-called forced labour camp and public security
bureau had openly trampled on his constitutional rights and kept him from his family. 4) The persecution of Falun Dafa practitioners at Shuangkou Forced Labour Camp 5) The righteous will triumph over the evil and more people will learn the truth
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