The disappeared: Accounts from inside China’s secret prisons

From left to right: Sui Minqing, Peter Dahlin and Chen Taihe.

By Chieu Luu and Matt Rivers, CNN: Dec 4, 2017

Sui Muqing says he was forced to stay awake while he was interrogated for more than four days.

Chen Taihe describes being held in a jail cell so crowded he couldn’t relieve himself.
And Peter Dahlin was left so traumatized by his experience, he slept with a knife next to his bed.
Three men, in three different parts of China. They didn’t know each other, but all had one thing in common: They advocated for human rights and became caught up in what activists say is the Chinese government’s brutal crackdown on dissent.
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