More Information on Ms. Ma Jingfang, a Beijing Practitioner Who Was Persecuted to Death

Ms. Ma Jingfang was a Falun Dafa practitioner from the Dongcheng District in Beijing who died as a result of persecution. In 2002 she was unjustly imprisoned in Xin An Forced Labour Camp in Beijing, where labour camp guards forced Falun Gong practitioners to get up early every morning to knit woollen sweaters. Practitioners there were routinely forced to work through the night without rest. Enduring these conditions, Ms. Ma Jingfang developed acute heart disease, and many of the other practitioners suffered varying degrees of physical deterioration. Progressive vision loss was very common among them. Soon after her heart disease surfaced, Ms. Ma was released, although it is still unclear as to whether she was released on a parole for medical treatment or due to the completion of her terms.

Sometime in July 2003, Ms. Ma Jingfang was again arrested along with two other practitioners Xie Ting and Chen Ying. Xie Ting was sentenced to a labour camp for a second time, but the labour camp refused to admit Ms. Ma Jingfang because of her severe heart problems. In early March 2005, Ms. Ma Jingfang died in a hospital as a result of her heart problems.

For more details about Ma Jingfang and how she was persecuted to death, please see:

http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/3/27/98200.html

http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2005/3/30/59007.html

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/4/2/98698.html