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Court Upholds Punishment for “Inciting Illegal Assembling” for June Fourth Commemoration Applicant
In a ruling today that has implications for Chinese citizens’ right to hold assemblies or just informal gatherings in public, a court in Guangzhou upholds the police’s punishment of Li Weiguo ( 李维国) , a Guangzhou resident, for inviting people in May 2013 to witness his delivery of applications to...
January 22, 2014
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Li Weiguo Sues Guangzhou Public Security over Applications to March and Hold Candlelight Vigil on June 4, 2013: Case Documents
After Li submitted the applications, police raided Li's home in search of computers and phones, and on May 24, 2013, confiscated Li's USB key and placed him under a 15-day administrative detention as punishment for “inciting illegal assembly.” Li filed a complaint against Guangzhou Municipal Public...
January 22, 2014
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