Wednesday, October 10, 2012

 
Please Save My Wife Mai-Thi-Dung
On 08/05/2012, I (Vo-Van-Buu) left prison camp in Xuan Loc after completing a 7-year round term in the camp of Xuan Loc. I am a Hoa-Hao Buddhism's believer who was arrested and charged with "disturbing public order" in 2005.
Since my release from prison so far, I have visited my wife Mai-Thi-Dung three times. She has been punished with 11 years in prison, also charged with "disturbing public order" since 2005. Her health condition is very critical. Every time she is permitted to go out to see me, there are two persons helping her on sides. After meeting a few minutes, her body starts to shake and speak with weak voice, no energy.
My wife have suffered from gallstones and cholecystitis since 2007, but she is never permitted to be send to the hospital for treatment. Mainly, she takes some cheap painkillers from prison's clinics. My wife never considers herself guilty and never admits guilty which is requested from the manager of the prison in order to be treated in the hospital. Recently, some security guys have come to my home to ask me to convince my wife to admit guilty. In this regard, my wife and I have insisted that we fight for religious freedom, we have not violated any laws and we cannot be pleaded guilty.
I and my wife can confirm that it is better to die of illnesses untreated in the prison than to admit the struggle of religious freedom as an act of crime which is called "disturbing public order".
On 8/10/2012, Cho Moi District, An Giang, Vietnam
Husband: Vo-Van-Buu
167 Ấp Mỹ Thạnh, Mỹ An, Chợ Mới, An Giang, Vietnam
(Translated by Mylinhng@aol.com)
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