44th month of persecution by the Chinese Communist Party, Lithuania, and the United Kingdom, counting only from the application for asylum.
It’s obvious I am suffering crimes committed by authorities.
The current situation is that my belongings have,, been stolen 3 months agi, and they still refuse to return them. I can’t do anything but stay living on the street and die slowly while being humiliated, damaged at whim, and stripped of and could be stripped of again pretty much everything, including basic human rights, health, dignity, and belongings.
Some horrors are:
I am suffering these in the supposed “asylums”. It’s not some very notorious country, but the UK, or previously, Lithuania.
I have signs on my belongings telling about the crimes I have been suffering, but for months, I haven’t noticed any people who appeared to notice and feel shocked.
Quite the opposite, many common people—individuals and people from all kinds of companies and organisation—are more or less involved, and they seem to be having fun. How? What are they told? Why do they see fun instead of horrible human rights violations and torment?
If any reader would like to verify, my location is around King’s Cross, London. Most of the time, I am either walking to one of the charities or in a Library. I no n longer stay in King's Cross Station because I was given a Withdrawal of Implicated Permission notice after arrested me on 30 Nov 2025, although I did nothing other than use the toilet there or sit in the station while charging my phone, because they forced me to live on the street by stealing my belongings.
https://github.com/locharp/asylum_diary
The policemen in the Philippines are very corrupt, if you travel there there is a high change to get kidnapped: [Philippine's human rights violations] A Thousand Little Deaths Growing Up Under Martial Law in the Philippines #3/152[Philippine's human rights violations] A Thousand Little Deaths Growing Up Under Martial Law in the Philippines #3/152
Perhaps more places should be examined before saying this, but chance is that most places are the same.