Document #1352402

Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action: 282/12 [ASA17/041/2012]

http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-282-2012/foltergefahr?destination=node%2F5309%3Fpage%3D1

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      ecoi.net description:
      Hebei province: 6 villagers from Zhengding County detained after petitioning for the release of a local Falun Gong practitioner; 3 have been sentenced to re-education through labour and 3 criminally charged; they are at risk of torture and other ill-treatment
      Country:
      China
      Source:
      Amnesty International (Author)
      Published:
      22 October 2012
      Original link:
      http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-282-2012/foltergefahr?destination=node%2F5309%3Fpage%3D1
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      German
      Document ID:
      1352402 (former ID 229389)

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