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Zhu Yufu Sentenced to Seven Years
As part of an ongoing government crackdown, many Chinese activists have recently been targeted for the alleged “subversion of state power.” Democracy activist Zhu Yufu, arrested last April for the “incitement of subversion,” was handed his sentence by a Hangzhou court today. AP reports: A Chinese court has sentenced a dissident writer to seven years in prison over a poem he wFebruary 10, 2012 12:38 PM
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Written by John J. Tkacik, Jr., Senior Research Fellow in China, Taiwan, and Mongolia Policy in the Asian Studies Center
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