Woman Raped and Tortured by "Authorities"

A woman was reported to have been raped repeatedly for a period of time in a brainwashing center in Xinjin County, Sichuan Province.

She was taken away from her family and husband by Chinese authorities because she practiced Falun Gong.

This is a picture of her before:

and this is a picture of her after her ordeal:

You can read the full story here as reported by the Faluninfo.net website

One thing that makes me angry is a woman being raped.

Something that makes me angrier is a woman being raped by 'authorities' - and sanctioned by a government.

I think what makes this sinister crime even worse is that Xia was taken away and tortured this way because she enjoyed practicing Falun Gong - something that has made a lot of people, including myself healthier and happier.

Is it the knowledge in the book Zhuan Falun that makes the Chinese 'authorities' (read evil, conscience less souls) so afraid of Falun Gong?

What for? What for?

This is the book:

Do you want to know what is in it?

You can read the whole book online and for FREE here.

This book, as you can see for yourself, teaches people to be good people. Basically, it expounds on Truthfulness - Compassion - Tolerance.

This must be something opposite from what the Chinese Communist Party believes in judging by the way they treat people who like to read this book.

Do they think that if people learn to be more truthful. compassionate and kind that it will automatically highlight the nature of the communists as bad?

I don't know.

I can only tell with certainty that the persecution of Falun Gong in China is without reason, without rationality, it makes absolutely no sense at all.

Tags: Falun Gong, rape, torture, China, Chinese Communist Party, Chinese Government, truth, compassion, tolerance

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