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China: The Poet in an Unknown Prison

28.05.2009

By Liu Xiaobo

Liu Xiaobo

In response to China's Charter 08 (January 15, 2009) On April 16, the PEN American Centernamed the Beijing-based writer and dissident Liu Xiaobo the recipientof the 2009 PEN/Barbara Goldsmith Freedom to Write Award. The awardhonors international literary figures who have been persecuted orimprisoned for exercising or defending the right to freedom ofexpression. Liu is a literary critic, activist, andpoet who participated in the pro- democracy movement in China in thespring of 1989. After the...

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Zhao Ziyang

China: Secret Tiananmen Square memoirs of Chinese party leader to be published

15.05.2009

Former Communist chief denounces 1989 massacre

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China: Tibet

07.05.2009

Tibet is located at the centre of Asia and is known for housing the world’s highest mountains.

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Dalaï Lama

'A Hell on Earth'

27.03.2009

A look on the Tibetan situation by Pico Iyer in The New Yorker

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Re-education Camps

China: Re-education Camps

09.03.2009

Camps were essentially prisons in which detainees were forced to work.

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Young Red Guards

China: Cultural Revolution

09.03.2009

It was around this time that the first group of Red Guards was formed.

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Tiananmen Square

China: Tiananmen Square

09.03.2009

It is May 4th, 1989

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