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Christian activist denied life-saving operation in China

January 4, 2017 | Asia
January 4, 2017
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ICC Note:
A defender of human rights and Christian activist is being denied a life-saving operation in China. Huang Yan has helped many Christian prisoners and as a result has endured many beatings, abuse, and detainment. She has had two miscarriages as a result of the beatings, and she now suffers from ovarian cancer and diabetes as well as other conditions. A Chinese medical team cancelled her scheduled operation and she is unable to afford surgery on her own. China Aid is collecting donations to help support her operation. To learn more about what Huang has endured or how you can help follow the link.
1/4/2016 China (China Aid) – A Christian human rights defender is in need of urgent cancer treatment that she cannot afford after a Chinese medical team canceled a critical operation.
Huang Yan, a 47-year-old Christian woman who has assisted many prisoners of conscience, including Gao Zhisheng, was refused a necessary operation for her ovarian cancer, despite previously having one in the fall of 2013.
Public security bureau officials beat Huang in 2010 and 2012, respectively, and she lost her unborn children both times. During the second instance, the officials burst into the bathroom, where she had just miscarried her child, and continued to abuse her. At that time, her husband was taken to the public security bureau and received injuries at the hands of the authorities.
As a result of the miscarriages, she contracted cancer. She also suffers from diabetes and other threatening conditions.

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