This archive gathers the available reporting on the case of Guo Likun （国俪堃）, a Mongolian retired doctor and Beijing housing-rights activist, detained on July 29, 2026 and reported released on bail in September 2026 by a single monitoring source.
Case chronology — the housing dispute
- 2011: The navy dry-rest-home housing (naval Wanquansi residential complex) assigned to retired military cadres is delivered as a poorly built project; Guo Likun and her husband cannot move into the dangerous flat. Eviction pressure follows: cut-off utilities, damage to their home and property.
- December 7, 2013: Without notice, the rear-service office of the naval compound at Dongdajie No. 5, Fengtai, has their courtyard wall demolished overnight; the family reports the theft of ancestral ashes, a mutton-fat-jade urn, and burial objects.
- March 2, 2014: The rear-service office cuts water, power, gas, and heating to force eviction; waterproofing is torn up; the couple’s property is damaged.
- July 9, 2015: Their home is forcibly demolished; her husband Ji Zhuotu is beaten unconscious (multiple fractures, broken teeth); taken to a naval hospital in critical condition.
- January 5, 2018: Ji Zhuotu dies in the hospital, after multiple critical-condition notices.
Case chronology — petitioning and detentions
- June 15, 2020: Beaten while petitioning at the Beijing Jinghai Building where a military inspection team was based; injuries to neck, waist, thigh.
- September 2021: Criminally detained by Fengtai police on suspicion of “picking quarrels and provoking trouble”; held at Beijing Fengtai District Detention Center; released March 15, 2023 after about 18 months.
- November 2023: Pushed down by police while petitioning at the Beijing municipal petition bureau; tailbone dislocated; long-term health consequences (back pain, difficulty walking, reliance on a cane).
- May 2024: Prevented from traveling to the United States for surgery with a former colleague; both had bought tickets but were blocked at home until they missed the flight.
- July 29, 2026: Taken from Beidaihe back to Beijing; criminally detained; held at the Fengtai detention center; no written detention notice received by the family as of the record.
- September 2026 (reported): Released on bail, per the CHRD database bio — single-source, uncorroborated.
Archived reports
- 民生观察 (Civil Rights & Livelihood Watch), September 19, 2020 — “北京国俪堃” (访民数据库 profile): full identity anchor — name, Mongolian ethnicity, birth date, address, the 2013 wall demolition, the 2015 forced demolition and beating, the husband’s case, and petitioning history to 2020. The strongest independent source; full text verified. https://msguancha.com/a/lanmu5/2020/0919/20191.html
- CHRD Prisoners of Conscience database — 国俪堃 / Guo Likun record (entered 2026-02-09; updated through the 2026-07-29 detention and the September 2026 bail statement): the identity anchor and the sole source for the 2026 detention and the reported bail release. https://tenchu.org
- 大纪元 (Epoch Times), August 22, 2025 — linked by the CHRD record as a source; the CHRD bio incorporates its reporting (the blocked 2024 U.S. surgery trip, ongoing housing-quality demands). The article could not be opened and read in this pass; its content is corroborated only through the CHRD bio’s use of it and must not be treated as independently verified. https://www.epochtimes.com/gb/25/8/22/n14578788.htm
Evidentiary limitations
- The September 2026 bail release is a single-source statement in the CHRD bio; her current status remains unknown. She must not be reported as a current prisoner or as released and free.
- The charge (if any) behind the July 29, 2026 detention is unknown; the CHRD record lists it as unknown.
- No reporting of the July 29, 2026 detention exists outside the CHRD record.
- The 2024 blocked U.S. surgery trip rests on the Epoch Times report as cited by CHRD; it has not been verified by direct read.
- No PRC state-media, military, or official coverage of the housing dispute or the 2026 detention was located.
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