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<\/a>\nWANG YU. CREDIT: AFP<\/p>\n
Wang Yu (\u738b\u5b87), age 44, is from Ulanhot, Inner Mongolia. She graduated with a degree in law from China University of Political Science and Law in 1994 and at the time of her arrest was a lawyer with the Fengrui Law Firm in Beijing. Wang has acted as legal counsel in many famous rights defense cases, including the Fan Mugen case,[1] the Cao Shunli case,[2] the Ilham Tohti case,[3] the Li Tingting case,[4] and the Wu Gan case.[5] Wang Yu also appeared in court on behalf of many Falun Gong practitioners, arguing for their acquittal. In an act of retaliation by the Tianjin Railway Public Security Bureau, Wang was sentenced in 2008 to 2-1\/2 years in prison on trumped-up charges.<\/p>\n
During the early morning hours of July 9, the electricity and Internet were shut off at Wang Yu\u2019s home, the front door was pried open, and she was taken away. Two days later, Xinhuanet published an item confirming that she had been placed under criminal detention. Her husband, Bao Longjun (\u5305\u9f99\u519b), was also placed under criminal detention, while their 16-year-old son Bao Zhuoxuan has been placed under surveillance and barred from leaving China to study overseas.<\/p>\n
Zhou Shifeng (\u5468\u4e16\u950b), age 51, is from Anyang, Henan. He has a master\u2019s degree in law from Peking University and a doctorate in law from the Macau University of Science and Technology. In 2007, he set up the Fengrui Law Firm in Beijing to promote freedom, democracy, and constitutionalism. Zhou has taken on many rights defense cases, representing the families of children poisoned by contaminated milk powder in their lawsuit against the Sanlu Company[6] and presenting an argument for acquittal in the case of Zhang Miao (\u5f20\u6dfc), a reporter for the German magazine Die Zeit arrested for taking part in Occupy Central in Hong Kong in 2014 . Zhou, along with two other lawyers, also established the \u201cIndependent Observation Group of Chinese Lawyers in the Nie Shubin Case,\u201d calling for a new investigation of the case of Nie Shubin.[7]<\/p>\n On the morning of July 10, Zhou Shifeng was taken away from his hotel room by three men in what was later confirmed to be the execution of a criminal detention. Not long before he was detained, Zhou had said that he was willing to contribute 8 million yuan to establish a Chinese Lawyers Rights Defense Fund to provide assistance to the families of persecuted lawyers throughout the country.<\/p>\n Wang Quanzhang (\u738b\u5168\u748b), age 39, is from Wulian, Shandong. At the time of his arrest, he was a lawyer with the Fengrui Law Firm in Beijing. A 2000 graduate of Shandong University Law School, Wang had received a formal warning while still at university for providing legal assistance to Falun Gong practitioners. As a lawyer, he defended Falun Gong practitioners on many occasions, for which he was beaten and detained. Wang Quanzhang has represented defendants in several famous rights defense cases, including Qi Chonghuai (\u9f50\u5d07\u6dee), a Shandong journalist sentenced to 12 years in prison for extortion and misappropriating property in connection with his reporting on official corruption; Hong Maoxian (\u6d2a\u8302\u5148), a Henan villager sentenced to one year in prison for leading rural residents to study central government policies regarding reducing the burden on farmers; and Wang Dengchao (\u738b\u767b\u671d), a Shenzhen police officer sentenced to 11 years in prison on charges of corruption in retaliation for his efforts to propagate democratic ideas. In 2014, Wang Quanzhang was violently attacked while defending the rights of lawyers detained in Jiansanjiang, Heilongjiang.[8]<\/p>\n On the afternoon of July 10, Wang Quanzhang lost contact with the outside world. Later, it was confirmed that he had been placed under criminal detention. Prior to his detention, Wang had written a letter to his parents asking them not to believe any characterizations of him in the official media.<\/p>\n Wu Gan (\u5434\u6de6), a.k.a. \u201cSuper Vulgar Butcher\u201d or \u201cButcher,\u201d age 42, is an administrative assistant at the Fengrui Law Firm. He was detained on May 19. Please read China Change\u2019s profile of Wu Gan.<\/p>\n Huang Liqun (\u9ec4\u529b\u7fa4), age 58, is from Beijing. Earlier in his career he was employed at the Beijing Number Two Intermediate People\u2019s Court. After receiving a master\u2019s degree in law from Peking University in 1996, he worked successively for the Internal and Judicial Affairs Committee, Legislative Affairs Committee, and Office of Letters and Visits at the National People\u2019s Congress, eventually serving at the vice-ministerial level as the deputy director of the NPC Office of Letters and Visits. In 2013, Huang left his post to join the Fengrui Law Firm, taking responsibility for handling cases related to petitioning.<\/p>\n Huang Liqun was taken away on the morning of July 10 and subsequently placed under criminal detention. The following day, the Xinhua News Agency issued an article smearing the Fengrui Law Firm, in which it claimed that Huang had \u201cconfessed\u201d that Zhou Shifeng had \u201cincited\u201d him to take on rights defense cases with the goal of \u201ccreating social chaos.\u201d<\/p>\n Chen Taihe (\u9648\u6cf0\u548c), originally from Qiyang, Henan, is a law professor at Guilin University of Electronic Technology. He concurrently worked as a lawyer, serving as a legal consultant for many organizations and acting as legal counsel to petitioner Zhang Xiaoyu.[9] Chen Taihe has been an avid promoter of the Anglo-American jury system and published a book on the subject entitled The Most Common Rights (\u300a\u6700\u666e\u901a\u7684\u6743\u5229\u300b). Chen\u2019s efforts to promote juries in China have encountered many forms of government interference.<\/p>\n On July 13, Chen Taihe was placed under criminal detention on suspicion of \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance.\u201d According to his lawyer, Chen\u2019s arrest may be connected with efforts to organize a \u201cJury System\u201d WeChat group and his links to lawyer Li Heping. Chen\u2019s lawyer also said that Chen is being held together with three death-row prisoners in a cell less than four square meters in size.<\/p>\n Sui Muqing (\u968b\u7267\u9752), age 47, is a graduate of the China University of Political Science and Law. A firsthand participant in the 1989 student movement, Sui was a lawyer with the Guangdong Yaohui Law Firm at the time of his arrest. Sui has in recent years served as defense counsel for many well-known rights defense activists, including Guo Feixiong (\u90ed\u98de\u96c4),[10] Ding Jiaxi (\u4e01\u5bb6\u559c),[11] Wang Qingying (\u738b\u6e05\u8425),[12] and Chen Yunfei (\u9648\u4e91\u98de).[13] Sui has also provided legal representation in civil rights cases, such as cases involving Guangzhou urban management officers who beat street vendors and the case of striking taxi drivers in Shuangliu, Chengdu, arrested for illegal assembly. For taking on such cases, Sui has been harassed, put under surveillance, and detained by the authorities.<\/p>\n Sui Muqing was taken away on the evening of July 10 and placed under \u201cdesignated-location residential surveillance\u201d (equivalent to secret detention) on suspicion of \u201cinciting subversion.\u201d Sui\u2019s lawyer has been barred from meeting him and prohibited by the authorities from revealing any information about the case. Xie Yang (\u8c22\u9633), age 44, is an attorney from Hunan. His rights defense cases include the Xue Mingkai case (\u859b\u660e\u51ef),[14] the Zhang Baocheng case (\u5f20\u5b9d\u6210),[15] and the Xu Chunhe case (\u5f90\u7eaf\u5408).[16] While working on the Xu Chunhe case, Xie was beaten by several unidentified men. Xie has also been an active participant in the rights defense movement, attempting to visit Chen Guangcheng and supporting the lawyers detained at Jiansanjiang. Because of these efforts, he has been forced to resign from his law firm and another firm has been forced to terminate its contract with him.<\/p>\n Xie Yang was forcibly taken away on the afternoon of July 11. On July 15, his family members received a notice from the Changsha Public Security Bureau indicating that it had placed Xie under \u201cdesignated-location residential surveillance\u201d for suspected \u201cdisrupting court order\u201d and \u201cinciting subversion.\u201d Xie\u2019s lawyer was subsequently prevented from meeting with him on grounds that his case involved matters that endangered state security.<\/p>\n Li Heping (\u674e\u548c\u5e73), age 45, is originally from Xinyang, Henan. He received his undergraduate law degree from Henan University and his master\u2019s degree in law from Renmin University of China. Since becoming a practicing attorney in 1997, Li has repeatedly provided rights defense for political dissidents, those persecuted for their religious beliefs, victims of land seizure and forced housing demolition, and other disadvantaged groups. For these efforts, he has often been harassed, followed, threatened, and even kidnapped, beaten, and abused by security agents. Among the famous rights cases Li has handled are the Yang Zili case (\u6768\u5b50\u7acb),[17] the forced sterilization case in Linyi, Shandong,[18] the Zhu Jiuhu case (\u6731\u4e45\u864e),[19] and the Gao Zhisheng case (\u9ad8\u667a\u665f).[20] Beginning in 2007, Li Heping also represented many cases involving Falun Gong. In 2009, the Beijing Judicial Administration Bureau suspended Li\u2019s license to practice law. Li was one of 14 rights defense activists selected as \u201cPersons of the Year\u201d by Asia Weekly (Yazhou zhoukan) in 2005. In 2008, he received the National Endowment for Democracy\u2019s Democracy Award, and the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe presented him with its Human Rights Award.<\/p>\n Li Heping was forcibly taken away on the afternoon of July 10. According to a report by the Xinhua News Agency, Li has been \u201cplaced under criminal coercive measures.\u201d<\/p>\n Xie Yanyi (\u8c22\u71d5\u76ca), age 41, is from Dianbai, Guangdong. At the time of his detention, he was a lawyer at the Beijing Kaitai Law Firm, where he handled many rights cases. In 2003, he attempted to sue Jiang Zemin for using a single-candidate election to continue serving as chairman of the Central Military Commission in defiance of public opinion and in violation of the constitution. In 2008, Xie filed a criminal suit with the Beijing Procuratorate alleging that Minister of Industry and Information Technology Li Yizhong had violated citizens\u2019 right to freedom of communication by forcing through a requirement that all computers install Green Dam surveillance software. Xie Yanyi has also provided legal counsel in the He Xianfu case (\u4f55\u663e\u798f),[21] as well as many cases involving Falun Gong practitioners. After the shooting of Xu Chunhe, Xie and three other lawyers traveled to Heilongjiang to investigate, after which they filed a formal accusation with the Supreme People\u2019s Procuratorate and Ministry of Public Security charging the Qingyang Railway Public Security Bureau with intentional homicide.<\/p>\n On the morning of July 12, Xie Yanyi was taken away and his home searched. According to a July 19 report from the Xinhua News Service, Xie has been placed under \u201ccriminal coercive measures,\u201d but his family members have not yet received any legal document to confirm this. Xie\u2019s wife has therefore filed suit against the Xinhua News Agency, alleging distortion of facts and reckless damage to Xie\u2019s reputation.<\/p>\n Xie Yuandong (\u8c22\u8fdc\u4e1c) was a former reporter for Legal Daily and China Central Television who was interning as a lawyer at the Fengrui Law Firm. According to the July 19 Xinhua report, Xie has been placed under \u201ccriminal coercive measures.\u201d Liu Sixin (\u5218\u56db\u65b0) is an administrative assistant at the Fengrui Law Firm. He received a master\u2019s degree in law at American University and has a doctorate in criminal law from Peking University. He has also done post-doctoral research at Zhejiang University.<\/p>\n In 2009, Liu was sentenced to four years in prison for assault and extortion after he injured his wife\u2019s boss who had sexually assaulted her and demanded that the man pay compensation. Following his release from prison, Liu took active part in civil society rights defense activity and was detained for voicing support for rights defense lawyer Cheng Hai (\u7a0b\u6d77), whose license to practice was suspended for his representation of participants in the New Citizen Movement and Falun Gong practitioners.<\/p>\n Liu Sixin was taken away on the morning of July 10 and subsequently confirmed to have been placed under criminal detention. Bao Longjun (\u5305\u9f99\u519b) is Wang Yu\u2019s husband and a rights defense activist. In 2013, he and Ye Hongxia issued a \u201cCitizen Recommendation\u201d calling for an end to unnecessary restrictions on non-lawyers\u2019 ability to provide legal counsel in civil actions. In 2014, Bao was beaten and detained while helping residents in Fangshan, Beijing, defend their rights against forced demolition and relocation.<\/p>\n In the early morning hours of July 9, Bao Longjun and his 16-year-old son Bao Zhuoxuan were forcibly detained at Beijing Capital International Airport, after which Bao Longjun was formally placed under criminal detention. Although Bao Zhuoxuan was released the next day, he has been summoned for questioning multiple times by police and prevented from leaving China to study overseas.<\/p>\n 2 Activists<\/p>\n Jiang Jianjun (\u59dc\u5efa\u519b), age 53, is a rights defense activist from Dalian, Liaoning. In March 2014, he went with Jiang Tianyong and three other lawyers to Qinglongshan State Farm, Jiansanjiang, Heilongjiang, to demand the release of Falun Gong practitioners and petitioners being held illegally at a so-called \u201clegal education base\u201d being used as a black jail. Jiang\u2019s mouth was taped shut and a black hood placed over his head as police forcibly took him away from the hotel where he was staying, after which he was given a 15-day administrative detention. In August 2014, Jiang was illegally detained for 28 days for voicing support for the \u201cZhengzhou 10.\u201d[22] In May 2015, Jiang was given a 10-day administrative detention for going to Heilongjiang to protest the fatal shooting of Xu Chunhe by police.<\/p>\n On July 12, Jiang Jianjun was placed under criminal detention for \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance.\u201d The specific reason for his detention has yet to be determined.<\/p>\n Gou Hongguo (\u52fe\u6d2a\u56fd), who is known online as Ge Ping (\u6208\u5e73), is a 54-year-old Tianjin native who currently resides in Beijing. A former military officer, Gou later went into business. For many years he has paid attention to people from the lower strata of society and has actively helped rights-defense activists and promoted democracy and liberal ideas. He previously went to Suzhou to present Fan Mugen with a banner honoring him as a \u201cHero for Resisting Violence in the Name of Rights Defense.\u201d<\/p>\n On the morning of July 10, Gou Hongguo was taken away from his Beijing home by police from the Tianjin Public Security Bureau. His home and company were both searched, police seized computers and books, and Gou\u2019s bank cards were confiscated. On July 13, his wife was notified by the public security bureau that Gou had been placed under \u201cdesignated-location residential surveillance\u201d on suspicion of \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance.\u201d The specific location of detention is presently unknown.<\/p>\n 7 in Forced Disappearance<\/p>\n Li Zhuyung (\u674e\u59dd\u4e91), lawyer at Fengrui Law Firm, taken away by police on July 10.<\/p>\n Tang Tianhao (\u5510\u5929\u660a), lawyer in Chongqing, summoned for questioning the second time on July 22 and has not returned from police station.<\/p>\n Wang Fang (\u738b\u82b3), Beijing, Fengrui Law Firm accountant, disappeared on July 10.<\/p>\n Zhao Wei (\u8d75\u5a01), a.k.a. Kaola, Beijing, Li Heping\u2019s assistant, taken away on July 10.<\/p>\n Liu Yongping (\u5218\u6c38\u5e73), a.k.a. Lao Mu, Beijing, confirmed detained on July 10, reportedly being held in Tianjin.<\/p>\n Hu Shigen (\u80e1\u77f3\u6839), Beijing, disappeared since July 10.<\/p>\n Lin Bin (\u6797\u658c), a.k.a. Monk Wangyun, taken from Chengdu Airport at noon on July 10.<\/p>\n (For the latest update, please visit: http:\/\/chrlawyers.hk\/zh-hant\/%E6%96%87%E7%AB%A0%E9%A1%9E%E5%9E%8B\/%E6%9C%80%E6%96%B0%E6%B6%88%E6%81%AF)<\/p>\n Lawyers Previously Arrested<\/p>\n Pu Zhiqiang (\u6d66\u5fd7\u5f3a): The New York Times offers a short profile of Pu, and China Change has a profile of him.<\/p>\n http:\/\/business.sohu.com\/20091231\/n269315803.shtml<\/p>\n Xia Lin (\u590f\u9716), age 45, is originally from Zheng\u2019an, Guizhou. A 1992 graduate of the law department at Southwest University of Political Science and Law, Xia was at the time of his arrest a partner at the Beijing Huayi Law Firm. He has worked on many well-known rights cases, including the Cui Yingjie case (\u5d14\u82f1\u6770),[23] the Deng Yujiao case (\u9093\u7389\u5a07),[24] and the Tan Zuoren case (\u8c2d\u4f5c\u4eba).[25]<\/p>\n In November 2014, Xia was taken away by police after agreeing to act as defense counsel for Guo Yushan, the arrested director of the Transition Institute. Xia was later placed under criminal detention on suspicion of fraud and is now being held in the Beijing Number One Detention Center. As police have for a long time prevented Xia from meeting with his lawyers, his condition in the detention center is unclear.<\/p>\n Tang Jingling (\u5510\u8346\u9675), age 44, is from Jingzhou, Hubei. After earning his undergraduate degree in law at Shanghai Jiaotong University, Tang passed the lawyers examination, obtained his lawyer\u2019s certificate, and began to practice as a lawyer. Among the rights cases handled by Tang Jingling are the Xing\u2019ang shoe worker case (\u5174\u6602\u52b3\u5de5\u9a9a\u4e71\u6848)[26] and the Taishi Village recall case (\u592a\u77f3\u6751\u7f62\u514d\u6848).[27] Because of his repeated involvement in rights cases, Tang\u2019s license to practice law was suspended in 2005. Subsequently, as an independent legal consultant, he provided pro bono legal education to the general public and took part in all sorts of human rights cases, such as helping the families of children harmed by vaccines to file suit against the manufacturer and distributor and the investigation into the suspicious death of well known Hunan democracy activist Li Wangyang. Tang was also among the first group of people to sign \u201cCharter 08\u201d and a principal promoter of the Chinese Non-Violent Civil Disobedience Movement. For many years, Tang has endured harassment, surveillance, and \u201csoft detention\u201d by the authorities. During the \u201cJasmine Incident\u201d in 2011, he was illegally detained and tortured.<\/p>\n In May 2014, Tang Jingling was placed under criminal detention in Guangzhou on suspicion of \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance\u201d and subsequently indicted on charges of \u201cinciting subversion.\u201d He is currently being held in Guangzhou\u2019s Baiyun Detention Center. The trial of Tang Jingling and two others are being resumed on July 23, 2015.<\/p>\n [1] Fan Mugen was sentenced to eight years\u2019 imprisonment after he killed two men while resisting their use of violence to carry out a housing demolition and forced relocation, during which the men had beat him and family members with metal pipes.<\/p>\n [2] Cao Shunli, who was arrested on her way to Geneva to attend a human rights training program, died in detention after being deprived of her needed medication.<\/p>\n [3] Uyghur scholar Ilham Tohti was sentenced to life imprisonment for promoting ethnic equality and self-rule.<\/p>\n [4] Li Tingting was one of the \u201cFeminist Five\u201d arrested for their activities to protect the rights of women.<\/p>\n [5] Known as \u201cSuper Vulgar Butcher,\u201d Wu Gan was arrested on charges of \u201cinciting subversion\u201d and \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance\u201d in connection with many well known rights-defense cases.<\/p>\n [6] In 2008, 3 million babies and young children developed urinary system diseases after ingesting milk powder containing melamine.<\/p>\n [7] In 1995, Nie Shubin was executed for rape and intentional homicide. Ten years later, the actual culprit later confessed to committing the crime.<\/p>\n [8] The four lawyers had gone to Heilongjiang to demand that the authorities release citizens illegally detained there but were themselves detained and tortured.<\/p>\n [9] After Zhang and her husband Xu Youchen were intercepted in Beijing and were being returned to their hometown, Xu fatally stabbed a police officer during a scuffle. Zhang and Xu were subsequently arrested on charges of intentional homicide.<\/p>\n [10] One of the leaders of the Southern Street Movement, Guo Feixiong is currently being held on suspicion of \u201cgathering a crowd to disrupt order in a public place.\u201d<\/p>\n [11] Ding was a key member of the New Citizen Movement sentenced to 3-1\/2 years\u2019 imprisonment in 2013.<\/p>\n [12] Together with Tang Jingling and Yuan Xinting, Wang Qingying is currently being held on charges of \u201cinciting subversion\u201d for promoting non-violent resistance and taking part in various rights defense activities.<\/p>\n [13] Chen is currently being held on charges of \u201cprovoking a serious disturbance\u201d and \u201cinciting subversion\u201d for his efforts to commemorate June Fourth.<\/p>\n [14] Xue was sentenced to 2-1\/2 years in prison for joining the China Democracy Party and taking part in pro-democracy activities, and his father died under mysterious circumstances while in custody.<\/p>\n [15] Zhang was sentenced to two years in prison for taking part in the New Citizen Movement and holding up signs in the street calling on officials to make their assets public.<\/p>\n [16] Xu, his three children, and his mother were intercepted without cause at the Qing\u2019an Railway Station in Heilongjiang. Xu and a police officer got into an argument, during which the officer fatally shot him.<\/p>\n [17] Yang was sentenced to eight years in prison after he and three others set up a study group called the \u201cNew Youth Study Society.\u201d<\/p>\n [18] When the government in Linyi was forcing women of child-bearing age to undergo sterilizations and abortions and arbitrarily detaining their family members, Li Heping was retained by Chen Guangcheng to sue the Yi\u2019nan Public Security Bureau for infringement of citizens\u2019 rights of person and property.<\/p>\n [19] Zhu Jiuhu is a lawyer arrested after suing the Shaanxi provincial government on behalf of the owners of private oil wells that had been seized by the government.<\/p>\n [20] Gao Zhisheng is a lawyer who has been subjected to secret detention and torture for his longtime defense of Falun Gong practitioners.<\/p>\n [21] He Xianfu, from Baihutou Village, Beihai, Guangxi, was sentenced to two years in prison for writing protest banners after his house was forcibly demolished.<\/p>\n [22] In February 2014, members of the \u201cZhengzhou 10\u201d were arrested after they went to Zhao Ziyang\u2019s hometown in Hua County, Henan, to carry out a memorial service commemorating June Fourth.<\/p>\n [23] Beijing street vendor Cui Yingjie was sentenced to a suspended death sentence for fatally stabbing an urban management officer named Li Zhiqiang during a scuffle over Li\u2019s attempt to seize Cui\u2019s tricycle cart.<\/p>\n [24] Deng, a waitress from Badong County, Hubei, was detained on suspicion of intentional homicide after she fatally stabbed a customer named Deng Guida while resisting the latter\u2019s attempt to rape her.<\/p>\n [25] Sichuan editor Tan Zuoren was sentenced to five years\u2019 imprisonment in connection with his investigation of the construction quality of student dormitories destroyed during the Wenchuan earthquake. Another lawyer involved in this case was Pu Zhiqiang.<\/p>\n [26] Shoe workers at the Xing\u2019ang Shoe Factory in Dongguan, Guangdong, were arrested for organizing a labor strike to protest exploitation.<\/p>\n [27] Several residents of Taishi Village were detained after launching a campaign to recall the corrupt head of the village committee.<\/p>\n Yaqiu Wang contributed research.<\/p>\n \u2014\u2014\u2014-<\/p>\n Related:<\/p>\n Crime and Punishment of China\u2019s Rights Lawyers, Mo Zhixu explains why Chinese government is out to get them, China Change, July 23, 2015. By China Change, published: July 23, 201 … Continue reading <\/a>
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