Source:                  www.ChinaAid.org

Date:                       March 15, 2021

 

Liu Zhiming. 
(Photo: Luo Zhiming’s Twitter account)
 

(Bazhong, Sichuan Province—March 15, 2021) On March 8, following 10 days detention because of his tweet on Twitter, Luo Zhiming sent a text message to a close friend expressing concerns that he might become “missing” again. Returning home from his recent 10-day detention, Mr. Luo found that Chinese Communist Party agents had confiscated his computer, cell phone, and other possessions. 

Last text message Luo Zhiming sent to a close friend.
(Photo: ChinaAid resource)


As Mr. Luo, a construction worker, followed topics such as human rights, democracy, and freedom of religion and belief, he actively posted on Twitter and Facebook. Bazhong City State Security Branch officers had arrested Mr. Liu, an immigrant worker originally from Sichuan, for tweeting and commenting on posts that oppose the CCP's dogma. After CCP authorities released Mr. Luo from detention, State security officers in Tongjiang County had also tightened surveillance on him.


 
Inventory of Luo Zhiming’s items that police confiscated in July 2, 2019.
(Photo: ChinaAid resource)
 

One insider disclosed that CCP authorities may have held Mr. Luo under criminal detention while he abruptly became missing. Local state security officers regarded Mr. Luo’s speaking up during the "Two Sessions" as provoking the authorities. Consequently, they may have needed to make him a typical case or make an example out of him in Bazhong.

 

~ ChinaAid Association Special Reporter
 
 
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