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Wednesday, March 5, 2014

VIDEO: Ai Weiwei Supporters Pressure Berlin For Passport"s Return


German supporters of Ai Weiwei, one of China’s most famous political dissidents, urged Berlin on Wednesday to demand the return of the artist’s passport before an exhibition of politically-charged works in Germany’s capital. The exhibition, scheduled to open in Berlin’s Martin-Gropius-Bau on April 3, falls exactly three years after Ai’s arrest and detention by Chinese authorities in 2011. Berlin-based lawyer Peter Raue, who visited Ai in Beijing last month said, that The Chinese government retained Ai’s passport after his release but has not brought any charges against him.









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VIDEO: Ai Weiwei Supporters Pressure Berlin For Passport"s Return

VIDEO: Ai Weiwei Supporters Pressure Berlin For Passport"s Return

German supporters of Ai Weiwei, one of China’s most famous political dissidents, urged Berlin on Wednesday to demand the return of the artist’s passport before an exhibition of politically-charged works in Germany’s capital. The exhibition, scheduled to open in Berlin’s Martin-Gropius-Bau on April 3, falls exactly three years after Ai’s arrest and detention by Chinese authorities in 2011. Berlin-based lawyer Peter Raue, who visited Ai in Beijing last month said, that The Chinese government retained Ai’s passport after his release but has not brought any charges against him.




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VIDEO: Ai Weiwei Supporters Pressure Berlin For Passport"s Return

VIDEO: Ai Weiwei Supporters Pressure Berlin For Passport"s Return









German supporters of Ai Weiwei, one of China’s most famous political dissidents, urged Berlin on Wednesday to demand the return of the artist’s passport before an exhibition of politically-charged works in Germany’s capital. The exhibition, scheduled to open in Berlin’s Martin-Gropius-Bau on April 3, falls exactly three years after Ai’s arrest and detention by Chinese authorities in 2011. Berlin-based lawyer Peter Raue, who visited Ai in Beijing last month said, that The Chinese government retained Ai’s passport after his release but has not brought any charges against him.













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Saturday, December 7, 2013

VIDEO: China"s Parliament: Japan Has "no Right To Criticize" Air Defence Zone







China’s parliament has declared that Japan has no right to criticize the establishment of a Chinese air defense zone which it said was in accordance with international law, state media reported on Saturday. Japan, South Korea and their ally the United States have all protested at China’s decision last month to declare an air defense identification zone in an area that includes islands at the heart of a territorial dispute between Beijing and Tokyo.

















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VIDEO: China"s Parliament: Japan Has "no Right To Criticize" Air Defence Zone

Monday, August 26, 2013

VIDEO: Ousted Chinese Politician Denies Taking Bribes







Ousted Chinese politician Bo Xilai defended himself against corruption allegations while standing trial in China’s biggest scandal in decades. He says he was pressured into making a confession and strongly denies charges he took millions of dollars in bribes. Court officials say the trial is going according to plan.













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