On May 24, 2000, as the House of Representatives approved permanent normal trade relations status for China, Pastor Wang Li Gong celebrated his 34th birthday by sewing footballs in a forced labor camp in Tianjing. His hands are injured, and they bleed every day because of the work. When Pastor Wang is not trying to fulfill high production quotas, he is allowed only a few hours of sleep and many more hours of torture.
Discussing the implications of granting permanent normal trade relations status to China.
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