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Water Dungeon

A water dungeon is depicted in which a Falun Gong adherent is locked in a cage and immersed in filthy water.

Water Dungeon: A water dungeon is depicted in which a Falun Gong adherent is locked in a cage and immersed in filthy water.
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Based on reports from across China, different detention centers use the idea of the water dungeon in different ways. Some water dungeons submerge the Falun Gong practitioner in chest-deep, filthy water; in others, the water is too deep to stand in. Some have sharp spikes protruding on the inside of cramped cages. Usually, the water dungeons are well-hidden rooms or cells where practitioners are forced to stay for days and nights on end in total darkness. The water is most often extremely filthy, containing garbage and sewage that leaves the victim with festering skin.