Practitioner Li Miaoneng and Her Daughter from Henan Province Face Unjust Trial

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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) judicial system in Luoyang city, Henan province is attempting to hold a "trial" of Falun Dafa practitioner Li Miaoneng, who has already been tortured in a detention centre to the point of being unable to walk, and her daughter. At present, they are still being detained at Luoyang Detention Centre. Their case has been transferred from Jianxi area division of the public security bureau to Jianxi Area Procuratorate. Jianxi Area Court is now in charge of the case. The chief judge is Fan Lian. The trial was scheduled to begin on June 8th. We call on people to pay attention to their case and help to rescue them.

Li Miaoneng and her husband from Yanshi city, Henan province were both detained for their belief in Falun Dafa. The local officials confiscated all of their possessions from their home, worth over 100,000 yuan1, without any legal process. In addition, they unlawfully sold the couple's four commercial rooms via auction. Li Miaoneng was detained at Shibalihe Labour Camp in Zhengzhou city, where she was forced to work overtime doing intensive labour and subjected to various forms of torture. As a result of the abuse, she suffered from seizures, high blood pressure and had at least twice fallen unconscious. In fear of being held responsible if she died, the labour camp hurried to ask her family to take her home. Later, she quickly recovered after practising the Falun Dafa exercises at home. Others witnessed the miracle of Dafa and also wanted to learn the practice. Li Miaoneng then taught others the exercises. Consequently, she was again arrested by local government officials and police from the 610 Office2. Afterwards, she was forced to leave home to avoid further persecution.


In 2005, Li Miaoneng was arrested by Jianxi Public Security Bureau in Luoyang city and has since been detained at Luoyang Detention Centre for over half a year. She was tortured until she was unable to walk. After she went on a hunger strike to protest, she was ruthlessly beaten. Under such circumstances, the labour camp not only did not release her, but also intends to have her sentenced to prison.


Her daughter, Xiu Mei, had been staying with her at her temporary residence. She was subsequently also detained at Luoyang Detention Centre. The police from the national security division of Jianxi Public Security Bureau did not even spare a young girl and wrongfully accused her and attempted to put her into jail.


Below is a list of officials in those work units primarily responsible for the persecution of Li Miaoneng and her family:


Jianxi Area Politics and Law Committee, in order of name, position, office #, home # and mobile phone #:

Cai Qibin, Deputy Secretary, 86-379-64823121, 86-379-64932716, 86-13303883869

Wang Wenliang, Deputy Secretary, 86-379-64823123, 86-379-64834192, 86-13014700651

Liu He, Deputy Secretary, Director of the "610 Office", 86-379-64823239, 86-379-64180751, 86-13303798468

Zhu Jianguo, Deputy Secretary, 86-379-64823118, 86-379-64835199, 86-13937975916


Jianxi Area Procuratorate

, in order of name, position, office #, home # and cell phone #:

Shen Zhenyong, Chief Prosecutor, 86-379-64908861, 86-379-64352601, 86-13938877777

Kong Li, Assistant Attorney-General, 86-379-64352602, 86-13837990082

Dong Xiaoqian, Assistant Attorney-General, 86-379-64352603, 86-379-64834736, 86-13603797268

Han Jiansheng, Assistant Attorney-General, 86-379-64352604, 86-379-64833666, 86-13903881750


Note

1. "Yuan" is the Chinese currency; 500 yuan is equal to the average monthly income of an urban worker in China.

2. "The 610 office" is an agency specifically created to persecute Falun Gong, with absolute power over each level of administration in the Party and all other political and judiciary systems.


Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2006/5/30/129218.html

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