The main direct leader of judicial persecution of lawyer Gao Zhisheng！Gao Zhisheng is a lawyer of conscience who has defended the rights of disadvantaged groups for a long time. He is hailed as "China's conscience" by the outside world. In November 2005, Gao Zhisheng became a Christian and publicly announced his withdrawal from the Communist Party with his wife. In August 2006, his license was revoked, he was secretly kidnapped, and tortured for about four months. In 2007, he published an "Open Letter to the U.S. Congress" describing the human rights situation in China and calling on the U.S. to boycott the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Soon after, he was tortured continuously for nearly two months. In February 2009, he lost contact with the outside world for nearly two years. Under international pressure, he once appeared in Beijing for an interview with the Associated Press in April 2010, and then lost contact with the outside world for another 20 months. More serious inhumane torture. The United Nations, the U.S. State Department, the British government, the European Union, Human Rights Watch and many other governments and international organizations have long supported and continued to demand the CCP authorities to release Gao Zhisheng unconditionally.