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When Words Become Crime
On 10 February 2012, Zhu Yufu, an activist in Hangzhou was sentenced to seven years of imprisonment for an alleged crime of “inciting to subvert state power”. Hearing the judgement, Zhu’s wife fainted in the court. The sentence was based … Continue reading
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