This archive collects reporting on the detentions and sentencing of Ren Suxiang (任素香), a Falun Gong practitioner from Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia. The detailed chronology is source-attributed and has not been independently verified.
Person profile: Ren Suxiang (任素香)
Source chronology
- 2011 — Minghui. Reporting on the May 12 sweep states that Yang Guizhi, Yang Guihua, Yu Shulin, and his wife Ren Suxiang were arrested in Wengniute Banner while seeking the release of Ren Suying; their homes were later searched.
- 2013 — Minghui. A report on Yu Shulin states that Ren received one year of forced labor after the 2011 arrests and her husband received two years.
- June 2, 2019 — Minghui. “Inner Mongolian Woman Sentenced to Eight Years for Her Faith” reported Ren’s December 18, 2018 arrest, searches and confiscations, two 2019 hearings, disputed evidence accounts, and the April 15, 2019 eight-year sentence.
- July 2019 — Minghui. A first-half-2019 sentencing report repeated the eight-year sentence as part of a broader compilation.
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Conflicts and limitations
The 2011 reporting places Ren in Jianchangying Township, Yuanbaoshan District, while the 2019 reporting uses Chifeng City more generally; the shared spouse and case history connect the records. Ren Suying (任素英), whose detention the group was protesting in 2011, is a different person and must not be merged with Ren Suxiang. No authenticated court judgment, case number, charge article, or verified release date was located for this archive. The August 2026 roster listing is a dated source snapshot rather than an independent confirmation of present custody.