‘Batman’ star Bale punched, stopped from visiting blind Chinese activist | CNN
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Liu Xiaobo: new book lifts China's gag on jailed Nobel peace prizewinner
The collected writings of Chinese Nobel prizewinner Liu Xiaobo have been translated into English for the first time, but there will be no interviews, bookshop signings or appearances at literary festivals. The author is not even aware of the English translation, because he remains incarcerated in a Chinese jail and his wife is under house arrest. Liu, who won last year's Nobel peace prize, is serv
The empty chair
China and the Nobel peace prize The empty chair CHINESE leaders probably failed to anticipate the battering that China's image abroad would suffer as a result of the awarding of the Nobel peace prize to an imprisoned Chinese dissident, Liu Xiaobo. They would have expected that their boycott of the award ceremony in Oslo on December 10th would invite comparisons in the West between China and the So
Nobel Peace Prize faces boycotts over Liu Xiaobo
China and 18 other countries have said they will not attend Friday's Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, the Norwegian Nobel Committee has said. Russia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Iraq and Iran are among those that will be absent, while 44 countries will attend. A Chinese official said a "vast majority" of countries would stay away. China would not change because of "interfer
China's threats put peace prize award at risk
Thank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in China's threats put peace prize award at riskNobel ceremony may be cancelled, for the first time in 106 years, after China threatens diplomats in row over jailed dissident
Six states not attending Nobel Peace Prize award
A security guard tries to stop photographs outside the house of Liu Xiaobo's wife Six countries have declined to attend the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for jailed Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo. The Norwegian Nobel Committee said the ambassadors who were not going were from China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Cuba, Morocco, and Iraq. Committee secretary Geir Lundestad said they had given no reason for declini
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【北京＝林望】ノーベル平和賞の受賞が決まった中国の人権活動家、劉暁波（リウ・シアオポー）氏に対する中国メディアの「ネガティブキャンペーン」が始まっている。国内では劉氏に関する情報を厳しく統制してきたが、１２月の授賞式を前に、劉氏を支持する動きや欧米の価値観を真っ向から批判する方針に転換した模様だ。 中国共産党機関紙人民日報傘下の国際情報紙「環球時報」は１日、「劉暁波、その人間とそのしてきたこと」との論評を掲載し、劉氏は「米情報機関と関係する組織から資金を受け取っていた」「（天安門事件後に逮捕された際）号泣して助けを求めた」などと、強い調子で批判。これを機に人民日報（海外版）や、劉氏の仕事や経歴すらほとんど報じてこなかった国内各紙が、劉氏を非難する記事を掲載しはじめた。 金融危機をいち早く抜け出し国際経済で影響力を増した中国では、政府の強力な権限の下で効率的に進む改革開放路線を「中国式発
China made peace prize decision for us, says Nobel judge
China's decision to jail dissident Liu Xiaobo for 11 years convinced the Nobel committee to award him this year's peace prize, according to one of the judges. Geir Lundestad of the Norwegian Nobel committee confirmed speculation that the unusually tough sentence made Liu an obvious choice. He said Beijing's decision "solved the problem" of how to recognise Chinese activists. He said the judges had
Chinese activists urge Beijing to release Liu Xiaobo
More than 100 Chinese writers, lawyers and activists have released a letter urging the government to release the Nobel peace prize winner Liu Xiaobo and other political prisoners. The letter, issued late last night, comes amid the detention and monitoring of dissidents, which they believe reflects the government's anxieties about the award as well as a major political meeting that begins today. It
Jailed for Words: Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo | Jonathan Mirsky
On October 8, Liu Xiaobo became the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and one of only three winners ever to receive it while in prison. On October 8, Liu Xiaobo became the first Chinese to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and one of only three winners ever to receive it while in prison. The Oslo committee had already received a warning from Beijing not to give Liu the prize because he wa
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Prominent Chinese Dissident Hu Jia Is Released From Jail (Published 2011)
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Chinese human rights lawyer Jiang Tianyong freed
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A hard stone in the wilderness
