Systemic Persecution in Denmark

I, Beizi Li, document a multi-year pattern of state-enabled psychiatric abuse, family separation, and procedural coercion. This site centralizes evidence for international review and legal accountability.

Last updated: 3 Oct 2025 (CET)

Who is Beizi Li

Chinese mother living in Denmark for 21 years; artist and documentarian. I maintain an immutable archive of records, medical logs, audio, videos and filings to prevent erasure and to enable oversight.

Z / Za / Zb
Bilingual annex series (EN/中文)

WUR/15528
UN HRC reference (communications unit)

0909/2025
European Parliament PETI number

Digital Safeguards
Multi-platform mirrors & timed releases

Open Evidence Files

Case Snapshot

Forced psychiatric detention & degrading treatment (2023), including prolonged injections and public humiliation.
Family separation & procedural barriers preventing contact with my son, against the “best interests of the child”.
Altered medical records and obstructed access to files; audit logs and HTML captures preserved.
Domestic remedies pursued; international submissions ongoing for protection and accountability.

Motto

“If anything happens to me, it is not suicide.”

Core Objectives

Child returned; mother-child contact restored.
Official medical stigma removed; falsified records deleted.
State compensation (no less than 10M CNY) for harm and losses.
Safe exit from Denmark under legal protection.

Quick Links

Evidence Files (E-1…E-16)➜ Annex Z-1 (Systemic Persecution)➜ English Home➜ Media / Contact➜

Note: some pages are mirrored for resilience.

For Reviewers

Primary materials include: medical logs & prescriptions, hospital recordings, interview transcripts, administrative letters, complaint decisions, and audit trails.

All exhibits are timestamped; chain-of-custody preserved; bilingual where relevant.

Statement

I reject any narrative that frames dissent as illness. Psychiatric labels have been deployed as tools to neutralize legal claims and to intimidate. This archive exists to restore truth, preserve dignity, and enable accountability.