Hao Wu, who returned to China in 2004 after living in the United States for 12 years, had been missing since Feb. 22 after interviewing human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, while making a documentary about an underground Christian congregation, his sister

Attorney Gao Zhisheng was assaulted on the night of July 30. He was then brought to Xiaoguan Police Station for questioning, and was released in early in the morning on July 31.

The content of the questioning is unclear, but it might be related to rescuing Gao Zhisheng. Since August 15, it has also not been possible to contact Beijing resident Ma Wendu, who accompanied attorney Gao twice when he left Beijing.

Some examples are the Taishi village incident when the peasants dismissed the village head; he also initiated and organized the campaign to support and rescue rights defense attorney Gao Zhisheng.

Among the prominent people who have publicly renounced the CCP are former diplomat Chen Yonglin, former "610 Office" policeman Hao Fengjun, pilot Yuan Sheng, and lawyer Gao Zhisheng, the letter said. "A few days ago, Mr.

He had joined Gao Zhisheng in Beijing for the effort, only to be kidnapped at Gao's law office by CCP authorities. Today is the tenth day since his disappearance. ***

Also included was an article about outspoken Chinese lawyer Gao Zhisheng struggling to uphold the rule of law in a society where Communist Party officials "draw the line at any fundamental challenge to their monopoly on power".

Also on Friday, Beijing police told state media they had detained Gao Zhisheng, a human rights lawyer who has also campaigned for Chen's release.

The worldwide hunger strike relay called by Gao Zhisheng and others has been attracting more and more attention to the human rights abuses of the Chinese communist regime.

High-profile athletes, academics, and some of China's most prominent attorneys, such as Gao Zhisheng, have renounced their previous affiliations with the CCP. Gao recently wrote a letter to the U.S.

In an interview with Sound of Hope radio on the evening of February 14, China's famous human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng said that since the start of the relay hunger strike in China on Feb. 4, the Chinese communist regime has launched a large scale

Gao Zhisheng, one of the nation's top ten lawyers. Public Notice From the House Owners for Rent We, home owners from each of these provinces and cities, support firmly Mr. Li Datong and stand resolutely on the side of Mr. Li Datong.

Many people expressed that the CCP regime picked on Gao Zhisheng intentionally, so that they could produce terror in the legal community.

Geng He talked for two to three minutes and only said vaguely that no matter what happened to Gao Zhisheng, she would take care of the elderly. But Gao's parents were both deceased, there was no other elderly, no one knew whom Geng He meant.

In recent years, the Xinhua News Agency has had only four similar news releases on political cases; the Du Daobin, Gao Zhisheng, Xiaoshan house church, and Chen Guangcheng cases. They were all cases by imperial order without exception!"

Gao Zhisheng, the noted human rights lawyer fighting for human rights inside China has already written to both of you, describing the torture and persecution against prisoners of conscience for their beliefs.

CHINA—Renowned human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng faces the charge of "instigating subversion of state power" without his defense attorney, who is barred from discussing the case with him.

Most worryingly of all, said activists, Beijing police detained the combative rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, whose causes have included disgruntled private oil investors and members of the banned Falun Gong spiritual group.

Beijing renowned attorney Gao Zhisheng also joined the hunger strike in Beijing to support the protest. Gao said in an interview that the protest is not entirely a fight for rights.

She also conducted a series of interviews with human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng.

He had been under house arrest by the authorities purportedly for appealing for the rescue of Attorney Gao Zhisheng.

The hunger strike was to support lawyer Gao Zhisheng and to protest violence in China. Local Public Security agents were informed and the entire class was interrogated by the Lanzhou City Public Security Bureau. Bao Ying was detained.

Prominent human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng 's law firm was closed last year by the Chinese government in part because of his volunteer work defending the rights of Pastor Liu Yuhua.

Upon hearing of the hunger strike, Attorney Gao Zhisheng commented, "It is just as I wrote in my article: when police officers unscrupulously use mafia-style violence and brutality against innocent civilians; when civilians everywhere can no longer tolerate

That was the case for Gao Zhisheng who was fine despite taking on a number of unpopular causes, until he opposed the victimization of Falun Gong.

Gao Zhisheng, a lawyer who made a name by defending political dissidents, religious activists and disgruntled citizens, and Qi Zhiyong, whose left leg was amputated after he was hit by a soldier's bullet during the Tiananmen assault, said they had both

Gao said, "To cover up the Yuan Sheng incident, they have kidnapped human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng and attacked Hong Kong lawyer He Junren.

As we all know, the famous Chinese human rights attorney Gao Zhisheng has been widely supported by the righteous people of the world. However, he was still arrested by the CCP recently. From his case, we can see that CCP has gone to extremes.

No matter how he tried to appeal, those inhumane police just repeated to him, "Either you leave Gao Zhisheng, or we will fix you. There is nothing to be discussed."

AFP reported that Mr Gao Zhisheng*, head of the Beijing- based Zhisheng Legal Office, has received numerous accounts of torture and abuse at the hands of Chinese police and prison officials from Falun Gong practitioners since the persecution began six