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02/02/2012 in Article affecting Zhejiang province(s)
Subversion Trial of Dissident & Christian Zhu Yufu Ends with No Sentence Announced
(Hangzhou, Zhejiang—Jan. 31, 2012) The subversion trial of longtime dissident and Christian Zhu Yufu for posting a poem online around the time of the Arab “Jasmine Spring” ended on Tuesday morning with no sentence announced.
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02/01/2012 in Article affecting Jiangsu province(s)
'Now I Can Speak Out'
Newly arrived in the United States, the wife of a Chinese dissident speaks out about her husband's and her family's ordeal.
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01/30/2012 in Article affecting Shanxi (Taiyuan) province(s)
Overseas Christians Pay Christmas Day Visit to Jindeng Church, Which Suffered Calamitous Persecution Two Years Ago
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01/24/2012 in Article affecting Jiangsu province(s)
Activist's Family Escapes China
he wife and son of a Chinese opposition party founder will highlight his case in the US.
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01/24/2012 in Article affecting ALL province(s)
Family Of Jailed China Activist Flees To US: Rights Group
The wife and son of outspoken former Chinese professor Guo Quan, who is serving a 10-year sentence for "subversion", have left China for a new life in the United States, a rights group said Tuesday.
Other News
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Feb 01, 2012 in WORLD - Asia
2011 Annual Report: Chinese Government Persecution of Christians & Churches in Mainland China
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Feb 01, 2012 in WORLD - Asia
100 Tibetan Protesters Held
More than 100 Tibetan protesters who fled the scene of a shooting last week by Chinese police have been taken into custody together with an unknown number of those wounded in the gunfire, according to Tibetan sources.
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Jan 30, 2012 in WORLD - Asia
China says to increase police in Xinjiang for stability
(Reuters) - China will boost police forces in its western Xinjiang region, state media said on Monday, in an effort to tackle unsanctioned religious activities in the region, which has been beset by ethnic strife and sometimes violent unrest.
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Jan 29, 2012 in Miscellaneous
Security Clampdown Widens
Chinese authorities impose sweeping controls across Tibetan areas.
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Jan 28, 2012 in WORLD - Asia
Chinese Christians Try to Help 40,000 Burmese Refugees on China-Burma Border Fleeing Armed Conflict
(Midland, Tex.—Jan. 28, 2012) Ongoing armed conflicts in north Burma’s Kachin state have left as many as 40,000 Burmese refugees on the China-Burma border, the majority of whom are Christians of the Jingpo minority group and more than half of whom have illegally crossed into China seeking temporary shelter, according to information provided to ChinaAid by the Association of Chinese Christian Journalists.