If I Said This in China, I Could Be Killed

Minghui Wang is a senior at UC Berkeley. She has a remarkable story that, if Minghui said aloud in China, she could be killed for.

Minghui was born under the persecution in China. During her childhood, she was separated from her mother and father because Chinese Communist Party officials frequently imprisoned them for their faith in Falun Gong.

Her mother was tortured in front of her when Minghui was only 5 years old. After her father was arrested in 2007, he was sentenced to prison, enduring a myriad of tortures, which left scars all over his body. Authorities also surveilled Minghui and her mother, scaring her mother’s employer and causing her to be fired.

After Minghui’s father was released with dangerously high blood pressure in 2011, the family escaped to Thailand and were granted asylum to the U.S. in 2013. After their treacherous journey to freedom, Minghui wishes Americans could do 2 things:

1. Don't forget her story, raise awareness and tell people about the persecution.

2. Support the US Congress bills Stop Forced Organ Harvesting Act & Falun Gong Protection Act.

Learn more about her family's brave escape: https://faluninfo.net/ms-minghui-wang/