Meng Xiangji, from Beijing, is currently studying in the U.S. She disclosed that after three months in the Beijing Woman’s Forced Labor Camp, her mother, Liu Guifu, had lost about 50 lbs and aged so much that Meng could hardly recognize her when she first visited her at the camp. Meng could see clusters of scars on both of her mother’s wrists. Liu Guifu told relatives that she was beaten by cellmates, who were drug offenders, allowed to sleep for only two hours a night, and injected with unknown drugs. This article is a follow up report on Meng Xiangji’s mother.
About the Beijing Woman’s Forced Labor Camp
In the past, the CCP’s state-controlled media described the Beijing Woman’s Forced Labor Camp as “a series of western-style pink-colored buildings, with warmly decorated dormitories, green lawns, red flowers, and a gymnasium with exercise equipment.” “Food menus are provided a week in advance, and even advanced special orders are allowed. Class B detainees may enjoy beauty treatments.” “One truly feels that a breath of humanity fills the facility behind the high walls…”
However, the media outside of China tell a very different story. Reports on the testimonies from mainland Falun Gong practitioners, Japan’s Yoko Kaneko, Germany's Xiong Wei, and Australia's Zeng Zheng have described the horrors that occur in the Beijing Woman’s Labor “Re-Education” Camp.
In the World Organization to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong’s [1] report The Essential Crimes of the Beijing Woman’s Forced Labor Camp it says: “Newly built in 2002, the dormitory building is like a palace in a fairy tale, with beautiful flowers and grass in the courtyard. However, all such blandishments cannot conceal the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners that is occurring. Since 1999, Jiang Zemin’s followers have imprisoned over one thousand Falun Gong practitioners at the facility. The frequent, high-intensity, and savage tortures they experience have caused the deaths and maiming of many Falun Gong practitioners.”
