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China Arrests Prominent Dissident on Subversion Charges

Chinese state media says a leading dissident, Liu Xiaob, has been formally arrested on charges of carrying out activities aimed at overthrowing China’s socialist system. He had has been in police custody since the end of last year. Full Article at Soldier of Fortune

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