Lawyer Ding Jiaxi’s wife Luo Shengchun: It has been 6 years and 10 months since he was detained. We have never been allowed to speak by phone or hear each other’s voices.
Lawyer Ding Jiaxi’s wife Luo Shengchun: Release Ding Jiaxi unconditionally. On International Political Prisoners Day (Political Prisoners Day), I call on the Chinese government to release my husband, Ding Jiaxi.
Since December 26, 2019, he has been unjustly imprisoned solely because he peacefully advocated for civic association and political participation, freedom of speech, and the rule of law.
During his imprisonment, he has often been subjected to the abuse of being denied time outside his cell. He and I can communicate only through letters that are strictly censored. It has been 6 years and 10 months since he was detained. We have never been allowed to speak by phone or hear each other’s voices.
I call on the governments of democratic countries to pay attention to my husband Ding Jiaxi’s case and work to help him return home soon and reunite with his family! May Jiaxi return home soon!
October 30, 2026
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