Retirees from Tsinghua University Sent to Forced Labor Camp; Daughter in US Pleads for Their Release
(Clearwisdom.net) Falun Gong practitioners 63-year-old Mr. Fu Yong'an
and 63-year-old Ms. Liu Xianglan, both retirees from Tsinghua University in the
Haidian District of Beijing, were illegally sentenced to forced
labor camps for two years. Ms. Liu's family members were allowed to meet with her for the first time on
September 11, 2006, after she had been detained for six months. The family met
with Mr. Fu once at the end of July 2006. According to the family, Mr. Fu and
Ms. Liu are both now very thin. From their conversations with the couple, the
family learned that the conditions at Qinghe Detention Center are very bad. Their daughter, Fu Chen, who is now pursuing her Master's degree at the
University of Texas, said: "My parents were abducted from our home by more
than ten policemen in March 2006. They were then detained at Qinghe Detention
Center in the Haidian District. The police said that they had visited some
websites that are forbidden by the government. While they were in detention,
they were not allowed to meet with their family members. Now my parents, who are
both over 60, have been sent to forced labor camps!" Mr. Fu Yong'an and Ms. Liu Xianglan were arrested from their own home on
March 19, 2006, and were sent to Qinghe Detention Center in Beijing after about
one week. At the end of May, they both were sent to forced labor camps. The
"reason" was that 61 items related to Falun Gong were found in their
home. On July 12, 2006, Mr. Fu was sent to Tuanhe Forced Labor Camp in Daxing
County, Beijing; Ms. Liu was sent to Beijing Women's Forced Labor Camp. During the "Literature Revolution" originated by the CCP (Chinese
Communist Party), Mr. Fu and Ms. Liu were both sent to Jiangxi Farm to work. As
a result, they contracted schistosomiasis. After they returned to Beijing, they
received some "experimental treatment," but Ms. Liu became even
sicker, and her nervous system was also affected. Mr. Fu suffered from
gallstones. After they started to cultivate Falun Gong in September 1995, they
both experienced dramatically improved health. Mr. Fu's gallstones disappeared,
and Ms. Liu also recovered from her illnesses. Since the persecution of Falun
Gong began on July 20, 1999, local policemen detained them many times on
so-called sensitive dates. This year, the Haidian Branch of Beijing Public Security Bureau made a
concerted effort to arrest Falun Gong practitioners. According to incomplete
statistics, at least 60 practitioners were arrested. When the Haidian Branch
officers made the arrests, they did not show any legal documentation and did not
inform family members of the victims afterwards. They did not show the
practitioners or their family members a list of confiscated items after they
ransacked their homes. The arrested practitioners were either without
information about where they were, were illegally sent to forced labor camps, or
were threatened with long-term prison sentences before any legal procedures had
been attempted. Concerned for her parents' safety, Ms. Fu Chen said: "I am really
worried about them and hope more people can help. I have asked the CCP to
release my parents. They are innocent and are being persecuted for no
reason." Administration of Forced Labor Camps in Beijing Haidian Branch of Beijing Public Security Bureau: 86-10-82519110 Directors General Jin and Zhang Weigang Haidian District Detention Center, Beijing
Phone: 86-10-83502065
Director General of Forced Labor Camp Bureau in Beijing Zheng Zhenyuan;
Commissar Zhang Xingrong;
Deputy Director General Dai Jianhai
No. 15, Changchun Bridge Rd, Zip 100089
Commissar Wang Jucheng
No. 25, Qinghe Longgang Rd, Haidian District, Zip 100085
Superintendent Bai Gang: 86-10-62902266 Ext: 3500 or 3582
BP: 86-10-62628566-5339
Superintendent Zhu Yuchao: 86-10-62902266 Ext:3711
Team Leader of Detention Center Zhu Feng: 86-10-82883420
Chinese version available at
http://minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/9/22/138405.html
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