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Human rights activists in Hong Kong demand the release of Zhang Zhan. Photo by Isaac Wong (Zumapress / Scanpix)
Zhang Zhan, a journalist and human rights activist who recorded a coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, will face four years in China.
The 37-year-old activist was arrested in May last year. Ji sentenced to uneramum provokavim. As the BBC points out, this is a Danish indictment of human rights activists in China.
The United Nations Human Rights Committee on Monday expressed concern over the ruling, which called the invasion of human rights, and reiterated its call for the immediate release of Zhang Zhan.
What is Zhang Zhan’s crime? He just went to Uhan and talked about the things he saw there, says Chinese lawyer Chen Jiangang, who will also be leaving the United States.
According to him, the verdict to the journalist only shows how important it is for the Chinese communist government to preserve the official story on controlling the coronavirus outbreak.
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Zhang Zhan, a legal educator, went to Uhan in Ankhai in February. Spread the word about the epidemic in the city. In his reports, he criticized the actions of the Chinese government.
A newly documented in, Why can’t I reveal the truth, said in an interview broadcast by the BBC.
In May, Zhang Zhan was arrested and charged with spreading false information to foreign media, violating public order and attacking the government.
Finally, she was sentenced by an anchovy court to four years in prison.
A few months before Zhang Zhan’s sentencing, he went on a hunger strike. Now his health is poor, his advocates say. Ren Quanniu, her lawyer, says she appears successful when she delivers the verdict.
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