Secret, Illegal Increases in Jail Terms for Dozens of Falun Dafa Practitioners Arranged by Guiyang "610 Office" and Police

6/17/2003

(Clearwisdom.net) The Guiyang Lannigou Detention Center in Guizhou Province has become a concentration camp for illegally detaining Falun Dafa practitioners. Recently, Jiang's regime started a new round of persecution against Falun Dafa practitioners. The "610 Office"* conspired with police to illegally "close cases" on dozens Dafa practitioners in the Guiyang Lannigou and Zunyi Detention Centers. They delivered sentences without lawyers or family members present. Some sentences were over 15 years.

Ms. Duan Tianpei, 43, is from Guiyang City, Guizhou Province. She was illegally sent to the Zhongba labor camp in 2001 for clarifying the truth to the public. After she was released, she continued to resist the persecution and chose to become homeless to avoid near certain arrest if she lived a normal life at home. In May 2003, she returned home to take care of her 90-year old mother and her daughter, who faced college entrance examinations. While she was there, police broke into her home and dragged her off to the Lannigou Detention Center.

In November 2001, Guiyang practitioners Lan Jun and Yan Zhongfen were abducted from Zunyi and sent to the Zunyi Second Detention Center, where they are still being detained.

Guiyang practitioner Ms. Song Aiya, 33, was forced out of her hotel customer service position that she had held for over ten years. She became homeless to avoid constant police harassment. In April 2003, police abducted her while she was visiting home to help look after her ill mother. She was sent to Guiyang Lannigou Brainwashing Center.

Fellow practitioners, please send forth righteous thoughts together to completely resist and break through the evil persecution.

*The 610 Office is an agency specifically created to persecute Falun Gong, with absolute power over each level of administration in the Party and all other political or judicial systems.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.cc/mh/articles/2003/6/18/52464.html

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