On February 21, Sound of Hope (SOH) interviewed China's famous rights attorney, Gao Zhisheng, who said during the interview that a high ranking CCP official called him to express support.

Attorney Gao Zhisheng safely returned to Beijing from his hometown in Shaanxi Province on February 11. More than 20 people from different walks of life held a welcome-back reception for attorney Gao at a restaurant near his office.

In 2005, human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng once called Wang the "saint who escaped from the Tiger Bench" after hearing Wang's experience in the prison.

A messenger making a delivery to the home of detained human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng was shocked to see the police had constructed small building directly across the street.

One was entitled, " Gao Zhisheng: Why Is the Communist Regime So Silent on the Sujiatun Concentration Camp " and the other, " An Open Letter to China's National Peoples' Congress ."

Jiao spent 17 days with human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng investigating and documenting the persecution against Falun Gong practitioners in mainland China. Dr. Jiao currently works as a writer. "I Am Speechless!"

Gao Zhisheng, the attorney who initiated this hunger strike, informed the public on Friday that both his home and office telephones were experiencing service disruptions.

After interrogating me for one and a half hours, they warned me to avoid having any dealings with Gao Zhisheng as it would not do me any good.

Guo Guoting said if Gao Zhisheng continues to fight for human rights, the government might permanently shut down the office.

A reporter called Gao Zhisheng several times for verification but failed to get in touch with him.

According to Hong Kong-based Information Center for Human Rights & Democracy, Beijing No.1 Intermediate People's Court has approved the case against renowned human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng with the charge of "inciting subversion of state power.

On the evening of June 2, 2007, I suddenly received a phone call from attorney Gao Zhisheng saying that he had been beaten up by Beijing police. He was beaten by the same police officer who beat up his wife Geng He on November 24, 2006.

During the interview, he also brought up the CCP's arrest of attorney Gao Zhisheng (a.k.a. "China's conscience").

China's famous human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng told The Epoch Times that Mr. Guo Feixiong was secretly arrested by the Chinese Communist regime on Friday night, detained for over ten hours, and beaten.

Zhisheng wrote a letter to Chinese Communist Party Chairman Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao calling for an end to the persecution of Falun Gong and Chinese authorities, in response, closed his law office and took away his law license, with Chinese security

Yang had been helping the landless farmers and participated in the hunger-strike initiated by renowned Chinese lawyer Gao Zhisheng to protest against human rights violations in China in 2006.

On February 14, many eager petitioners gathered in Beijing to sign their names and to participate in the hunger strike initiated by attorney Gao Zhisheng to safeguard human rights.

Prominent Human rights laywer Gao Zhisheng, for example, has not been seen since being taken into custody early last year; environmental advocate Wu Lihong was sentenced to three years jail in August last year and AIDS and rights activist Hu Jia, was

Prominent Human rights laywer Gao Zhisheng, for example, has not been seen since being taken into custody early last year; environmental advocate Wu Lihong was sentenced to three years jail in August last year and AIDS and rights activist Hu Jia, was

D. from Chinese Academy of Science Expresses Support for Gao Zhisheng International Advocates for Justice Issue Support for Gao Zhisheng They Say I'm a Fake—They Are Just Afraid Gao Zhisheng's Law Firm Faces Permanent Closure Why One of China's

Gao Zhisheng. Both men are to finish their hunger strike after 24 hours and then others will take their positions. Organisers say 30 people will be part of the relay and more are expected to join.

Zhisheng.

Gao Zhisheng and Mr. Guo Feixiong no matter what the cost. During an interview with attorney Guo, he said, "Our goal is for China to become truly ruled by law.

"It's another attack on the rights defence movement, like the detention of Gao Zhisheng".

CHINA—After the arrest of renowned Chinese human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng, the Chinese police would not allow his two brothers to go to Beijing.

Prior to her detention, Mao had taken part in a nationwide hunger strike in support of human rights activists including lawyer Gao Zhisheng.

This will not only strengthen communication by forming a chain of interaction and network of support, but also reduce pressure and burden for Gao Zhisheng and other volunteers. 10.

At the end of 2005, prominent Beijing attorney Gao Zhisheng experienced nine months of continuous surveillance and harassment from National Security guards after submitting his open letters (Link to Gao's open letters: http://en.epochtimes.com/news/6-

A slight, bespectacled Buddhist, Hu has also supported dialogue with exiled Tibetans and most recently protested against the treatment of other rights activists, including Gao Zhisheng, a combative lawyer who was detained in August, and Chen Guangcheng

Human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng faces further harassment as a close friend of his was kidnapped while his attempt to rent an apartment was twice thwarted by Chinese communist agents.