E/CN.4/1995/91 page 143 Bishop Joseph Fan Zhongliang. The claim that he is "forbidden to leave Shanghai and is under intensive police surveillance" is not in accordance with the facts. Xie Moshan was investigated by the local public security organs in accordance with the law for his involvement in illegal activities but no action was taken. The claim that his "movements are restricted" is not in accordance with the facts. Zhu Mei. Investigations reveal that there is no such person. Tibet Ngawang Phulchung, male, lama at the Drepung Monastery, Tibet. In January 1989, he set up an illegal "Independence of Tibet" organization at the monastery. Colluding with and on the orders of foreign forces, he collected State secrets, drafted, printed and distributed leaflets to encourage the "Independence of Tibet", and was involved in the Lhasa riots in March 1989. Under the Chinese penal code he was sentenced on 30 November 1989 by the Intermediate People’s Court of Lhasa to 19 years’ imprisonment and stripped of his political rights for five years, for gross violations of national security and of the penal code. Jampel Changchub, male, a lama from the Drepung Monastery, Lhasa. In accordance with the law, was sentenced on 30 November 1989 by the Intermediate People’s Court of Lhasa to 19 years’ imprisonment and stripped of his political rights for five years for his involvement in the activities of an illegal separatist organization in January 1989 and for collecting State secrets. Kelsang Drolma, female, ethnic Tibetan, a nun at Gari nunnery before her arrest. In accordance with the law, she was sentenced on 13 October 1993 by the Intermediate People’s Court of Lhasa to two years’ imprisonment (from 14 June 1993 to 13 June 1995). She is serving her sentence in the Tibet Autonomous Region prison, and is in good health. Jampel Monlam was released on 14 July 1994 after serving his full prison term.