The disappeared: Accounts from inside China's secret prisons

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(CNN) Sui Muqing says he was forced to stay awake while he was interrogated for more than four days.

Chen Taihe describes being held in a jail cell so crowded he couldn't relieve himself.

And Peter Dahlin was left so traumatized by his experience, he slept with a knife next to his bed.

Three men, in three different parts of China. They didn't know each other, but all had one thing in common: They advocated for human rights and became caught up in what activists say is the Chinese government's brutal crackdown on dissent.

Rights groups say President Xi Jinping's wide-reaching sweep on perceived threats to both his rule and the Chinese Communist Party has led to the arrests of dozens of activists, bloggers, feminists, artists and lawyers.

The men, who CNN spoke to in detail over the course of the last 12 months, describe being forcibly taken from their homes, detained for weeks, sometimes months, in secret prisons, denied communication with family and legal representation, strong-armed into making videotaped confessions, and ultimately released without being convicted of a single crime.

More at http://edition.cnn.com/2017/11/23/asia/china-lawyers-disappeared/index.html

 

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China should establish extreme brutal death camps and no-return Gulags for Separatists, especially those with collaborations with West or Japs. The more the West cry KPKB the more send their dogs and spys inside, reject all prisoner exchange. Brutality will settle businesses according to the most effective and fundamental rules of the universe.

If they lack the way to do it can out-source to me, I will do a better job than 十八地狱.