He Guanjiao (何观娇) is a female petitioner described in rights-defense reporting as a returned overseas Chinese associated with the Shenzhen area. Sources document repeated detention, including involuntary psychiatric confinement.
Documented detention record
A Chinese Human Rights Defenders historical dataset records a female He Guanjiao placed under criminal detention on September 19, 2013 on suspicion of “creating a disturbance.”
Safeguard Defenders’ Drugged and Detained report documents He Guanjiao (何观娇) as held at Shenzhen Kangning Hospital from August to December 2019 for four and a half months.
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China’s 2024 Annual Report cites a Rights Defense Network report dated December 26, 2023 describing returned-overseas petitioner He Guanjiao as reportedly confined in a psychiatric hospital for “nearly four years,” with relatives blocked from seeing her while attempting to deliver winter clothing. The original Rights Defense Network article was not independently accessible during preparation, and the psychiatric facility involved in December 2023 is not independently confirmed.
Status and evidence limits
He’s whereabouts after December 2023 are not established in the available sources. This profile does not infer continued confinement, release, residence or current condition. The record also does not establish an official court or government response to her case.
Name note
The documented Chinese form is 何观娇. Secondary variants such as 何冠姣 or 何冠娇 are not used as canonical forms here.
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