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Shanwei reveals investigation report on villagers’ violence in power plant - Xinhua

From Xinhua:

Hundreds of villagers incited by a few instigators violently attacked a wind power plant on Dec. 6, and assaulted the police, the Information Office of the city government of Shanwei in south China’s Guangdong Province said here Saturday.

In an investigation report of the incident, the office called the armed assault a serious violation of law.

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• Posted by Sophie Beach
• December 10, 2005 2:58 PM
• Category: Law, Politics, Top Article
• Tags: Dongzhou killings, police violence

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