Wang Xi, a Teacher at Shihezi Business School in Xinjiang Province, Illegally Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison

By a Dafa practitioner from Xinjiang Province

(Clearwisdom.net) On January 5, 2004, Wang Xi, a teacher at the Shihezi Business School of Xinjiang Province, was abducted from home by "610 Office" officials from Urumqi City, Shihezi City, Xinjiang Corps and the Eighth Agriculture Division in Xinjiang Province, as well as by policemen from the National Security Detachment of the Shihezi Police Department of Xinjiang Province. The main people responsible were Song Li and Xu Ningdong. Wang Xi was later illegally sentenced to 7 years in the Second Women's Prison in Urumqi, Xinjiang Province. It is reported that the reason for Wang Xi's being abducted was that she wrote an article to disclose the persecution she suffered while in a labor camp. After the abduction this time in January 2004, Ms. Wang has been protesting the persecution by staging a hunger strike. She was already close to death by the time she was sentenced to prison in March.

Wang Xi, 39 years of age, was an accounting teacher at Shihezi Business School of Xinjiang Province. She graduated from the accounting department of Lanzhou Business College in Gansu Province. Simply because she practiced Falun Dafa, Ms. Wang was detained several times, sentenced to forced labor two times, and twice subjected to Shihezi brainwashing classes (the authorities call it by the misleading moniker of "Legal System Learning Class"). The second abduction was executed by the party secretary of the Business School, Wang Tingzhan, the assistant party secretary, Zhou Jishu, Gong Xingchang of the Politics and Law committee, and Guo Tianqiang of the "610 Office." Wang Xi was sentenced to a forced labor camp for 3 years. She was sent back home on medical parole after six months, because she was constantly on a hunger strike in the labor camp.

After Wang Xi was released in May of 2003, she wrote an article of appeal to some of the relevant departments and officials, and disclosed the atrocities committed against her. Clearwisdom.net has also published an article in which Wang Xi's experience was mentioned (See, http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2004/2/7/44874.html). Among the abuse she suffered, the guards of the labor camp always grabbed her hair and rammed her head against the concrete wall and the iron bed. They pushed her down the stairs, causing her to strike her head as she fell. Wang Xi was beaten until she had mouthfuls of blood many times. Her teeth were broken, and she was badly bruised.

The Shihezi "610 Office" officials were in a state of anxiety when they heard that this information was publicized. Therefore, on January 5, 2004, they illegally searched Wang Xi's house, confiscated her property and abducted her, using the excuse that they located the article she had written in her house. The Shihezi Inspection Department signed the arrest notice on February 10, 2004 and indicted Wang Xi on March 18. Wang Xi was sentenced to 7 years in prison. She was illegally detained in the Second Women's Prison in Urumqi, Xinjiang Province.

In addition, Wang Xi's husband had a lot of money extorted from him and was forced to divorce her. Wang Xi asked the school whether she could come back to work in 2003, but they refused her. Wang Xi tried to find a job, but no company dared to accept her since she practiced Falun Gong.

It is reported that the people who know the truth all talk about the injustice perpetrated against Wang Xi, and condemn those officials who defy the national law and persecute law-abiding people at will.

Contact information -

The National Security Detachment of Shihezi Police Department of Xinjiang Province, zip code 832000

Xu Ningdong, a policeman, the head of the "610 Office" (He has since moved to the Urumqi Police Department; his wife's name is Xia Xiaohua; the telephone number of his home 86-993-2027370).

Song Li, the head of the 610 Office, the telephone number of his home is 86-993-2018137.

He Jianxin, the captain of the National Security Detachment of Shihezi Police Department; the telephone of his home is 86-993-2399858.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2004/9/22/84741.html

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