From the Telegraph: “Chinese dissidents claimed yesterday that they had been barred from the house of Zhao Ziyang, the leader purged for opposing the Tiananmen Square massacre, who died on Monday.
The communist authorities have increased security in Beijing since the death of Mr Zhao, the reformist party general secretary who tried to negotiate with the student demonstrators in 1989.”
Via Taipei Times, AFP had an article: “Beijing ready to nip Zhao-related activities in bud.” I also did an interview with National Public Radio yesterday, talked about the “China Attempts to Stop Online References to Zhao.”
