Excerpted from Shanghaiist:
Shanghai authorities had repeatedly rejected applications by Chen Xiaoming's family to release him on parole for treatment for a chronic illness, Human Rights in China said in an e-mail.
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Shanghai Petitioners Detained following Protests - HRIC Press Release:
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Three Shanghai Petitioners go to Trial, Others Abused in Detention - HRIC News Update:
Shanghai Update: House Arrest of Zheng Enchong, Mass Detention of Petitioners for Party Congress - HRIC Press Release:
Shanghai Petitioners Appeal to Central Discipline Inspection Committee over Renewed Crackdown - HRIC News Update:
Concern over Fate of Petitioner Chen Xiaoming, Missing for Three Months - HRIC Press Release:
Roundup of Shanghai Rights Activists on Eve of NPC Session - HRIC Press Advisory:
Shanghai Petitioner Fu Yuxia Detained - HRIC Press Advisory:
Shanghai Rounds Up Petitioners for Party Plenums - HRIC Trends Bulletin:
January 2006: China responds to increasing social unrest with greater repression
