Ren Guojun, resident of Shizuishan City, in China’s Ningxia Province, joined the ranks of the Chinese communist regime army when he was just a young man. Later, he became a full-fledged Chinese Communist Party (CCP) member. Yet when he was nearly 60-years-old, and suffering from poor health, the CCP regime demolished his home. Since then, Guojun must bring his 80-year-old mother with him as he begs on the street and appeals to the government.
Many times during their homelessness, Guojun and his mother were detained. At other times they would have to spend their nights in abandoned restrooms, under bridges, or on the streets, but they are still being tracked. On July 7, Ren simply disappeared, and the government refuses to disclose his situation.
Ren published an article on the Internet, titled “The End of a Communist Member Devoted to the Revolution.” In the article, he revealed that his home was covertly demolished by the government without any legal procedures or notice. All his belongings were smashed in the rubble. Ren never received one penny for compensation. Now he lives on the street, and has continually appealed to the government for years.
“I brought my 80-year-old mom with me, begging on the street and appealing to the government. We lived outside, going back and forth between Beijing and Ningxia for many years, but there was no redress to our case. Not only is the problem not solved, I was detained many times, and have been under surveillance for a long time. Where is the justice in this?” asked Ren.
