Dafa Practitioners in Anshan Labor Camp Stripped, Tied to Beds and Shocked with Electric Batons

(Clearwisdom.net) Ever since December 25, 2002, the Anshan Labor Camp in Liaoning Province has escalated the torture of Falun Gong practitioners. They forcefully brainwash those practitioners who courageously persist in their beliefs. The police do not allow practitioners to sleep or talk for a long time. They force practitioners to face the wall, hang them up, strip their clothes off, tie them up to the bed or iron chair, shock them with high-voltages, put on heavy torture instruments and play loud noises against their ears. The police have tortured them using all kinds of evil means. Among the practitioners who had been tortured, Li Wei is in the most serious condition. His face is black and blue and has become deformed. There are wounds all over his body, and his situation is beyond description with words. Even so, the torture is still continuing.

Meanwhile, the Anshan Labor Camp sent all female practitioners to the Masanjia Labor Camp to further persecute them. The persecution against Falun Gong practitioners is nationwide. Jiang's regime issued the order that every Labor Camp and all other places that imprison practitioners need to further persecute them. It is quite possible that the torture will be escalated.

The head criminal who tortures Falun Gong practitioners at Anshan Labor Camp is Zhang Zhenyang. He is involved in every kind of torture. At present, there are several practitioners whose lives are in danger. The evil forces focus all the police power on persecuting Falun Gong practitioners. They work in three shifts of eight hours to torture practitioners, and they block all information.

We hope that the world's human rights organizations will pay attention to this issue and condemn the torture. Meanwhile fellow practitioners who read this news, please send forth righteous thought to eliminate the evil factors in other dimensions and end this evil's torture.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.cc/mh/articles/2003/1/7/42343.html

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