Li Wangyang (Chinese: 李旺阳; pinyin: Lǐ Wàngyáng, 12 November 1950 – 6 June 2012) was a Chinese dissident labor rights activist, member of the Workers Autonomous...
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close friend of Li Wangyang (the longest imprisoned Pro-Democracy activist of 1989). Zhu had been one of the first to who insisted Li Wangyang did not commit...
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Chishan Prison (section Li Wangyang)
Chishan prison during his ten-year imprisonment which started in 2005. Li Wangyang was a Chinese labor activist who served ten years in Chishan Prison from...
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admitted that his decision on Li Wangyang was a bad one in retrospect. Reporter Paul Mooney said that the Li Wangyang story was not an isolated incident:...
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soon controlled by local police and expelled by Chinese government. Li Wangyang Liu Xiaobo in the cage CCP Virus (destroyed by unidentified arsonist...
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Retrieved 24 January 2020. Akabayashi, Hideo; Nozaki, Kayo; Yukawa, Shiho; Li, Wangyang (2020). "Gender differences in educational outcomes and the effect of...
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criticised for his decision to reduce the paper's coverage of the death of Li Wangyang on 7 June 2012. Wang reportedly reversed the decision to run a full story...
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reading: "Vindication of the June 4th crackdown"; and "Give me back [Li] Wangyang". They were later charged and fined for improper use of an expressway...
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Zhèndōng Gate (鎮東門) in the east wall, the Yíng'ēn Gate (迎恩門) in the west, the Wàngyáng Gate (望洋門) in the south and the Wēiyuǎn Gate (威遠門) in the north. Due to...
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in protest at human rights abuses in China and the alleged murder of Li Wangyang. The jail term was reduced to 4.5 months on appeal. The same April, he...
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