Excerpted from Christian Science Monitor:
Many workers were charged with "counterrevolutionary assault," "counterrevolutionary sabotage," or "hooliganism," according to a list of current June 4 prisoners compiled by Human Rights in China, a US-based watchdog group.
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For more information on this issue:
- Human Rights in China, June Fourth Prisoner List, May 2009
- Human Rights in China, China Rights Forum, Facing June Fourth, No. 2, 2009