Physical and Mental Persecution in Hewan Forced Labour Camp

Falun Gong practitioner Liu Ling (female) from Wuhan City was taken away from home and illegally sent to Hewan Forced Labour Camp for one year of forced labour. Liu Ling refused to comply with their demands and, upon arrival at the forced labour camp, she did not answer the roll call or squat down when ordered. She protested the illegal forced labour, and was cruelly persecuted. Therefore, she was put under 24-hour surveillance, not allowed to sleep, and forced to recite the so-called "forced labour camp rules." If she did not comply, she was abused and beaten by the labour camp personnel. She was strictly monitored for four or five months. Because Liu Ling was deprived of sufficient nutrition for an extended period of time, she frequently had blood in her stool and became very weak, suffering great pain, both mentally and physically. After reporting the persecution situations to higher authorities on numerous occasions without resolution, she protested with a hunger strike but was subjected to a torture method known as "locking up in a small cell"
(Note: The detainee is locked up in a very small cell. The guards brutally handcuff the practitioner on their back in a fixed position, in which the practitioner can neither move nor lie down. The small cell is very damp and without sunshine. Detainees have to urinate and defecate in the cell. Only half of a regular meal is served to detainees locked up in a small cell during the daytime. During the night, the rats are running around. The stench in the small cell is so bad that it is difficult for one to breathe.)

Because she could not get any sunshine and did not have enough food, her whole body had deteriorated, causing damage to her liver and kidneys. Her feet had become so festered that she could not walk. On visitation day, her family members asked to see her, but the evil policemen rejected their request.

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