Xinkaipu Forced Labour Camp in Hunan Province Uses Poisonous Injections and Toxic Substances to Torture Practitioners

After I read the report in "Minghui Weekly," issue # 257, about how Xinkaipu Forced Labour Camp used poisonous injections and toxic substances to persecute Falun Dafa practitioner Mr. Zhou Yongbing and caused him to be mentally disordered, it reminded me of what I had experienced and saw when I was there. I think that Xinkaipu Forced Labour Camp in Hunan Province has been using poisonous injections and toxic substances to persecute Dafa practitioners for a long time.

From the end of 2000 to 2003, over ten of the practitioners detained in Division Seven of Xinkaipu Forced Labour Camp developed symptoms such as difficulty with gross motor skills and walking, abnormal feces and urine, decreasing memory, blurry vision, and misjudging the distance of objects. Many local practitioners have been detained there. Five of them developed similar conditions.

An insider witnessed these events at that time and personally saw the collaborators¹ put "bad" medicine into the practitioners' food. Such crimes were definitely associated with the wardens of the forced labour camp. The collaborators dared not to do it without the wardens’ participation. Nor could they get the "medicine" on their own.

Practitioners that were injected with such toxic substances would suffer continuous pain and burning all through the night. They seemed to have the sensation of ice-cold, piercing foreign matter flowing in through their energy channels. It would take at least three years for them to fully recover.

We don’t know how many Falun Dafa practitioners have been tortured like this since the persecution began on July 20th, 1999. From the news being reported from Mainland China, such persecution is still continuing.

Note

1. "Collaborators": Former practitioners who have turned against Falun Gong under brainwashing and torture. They are then made to assist in brainwashing and torturing practitioners.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2007/1/2/145959.html