Chinese Dissident Chen Guangcheng
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Blind Chinese activist, now in US, seeks book deal
Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng is planning to write a book about his life and his quest for human rights in his native country. Mr Chen has three goals, spokesman Matt Dorf said on Thursday: to spread his message for greater freedom in China, to help support his family and to raise money to contribute to human rights organizations.
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Diplomatic standoff ends; Chinese dissident heads to US
A blind Chinese legal activist was hurriedly taken from a hospital and put on a plane for the United States on Saturday, closing a nearly month-long diplomatic tussle that had tested U.S.-China relations.
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China 'bars' blind dissident's family choice of lawyers
The nephew of blind activist Chen Guangcheng has been denied his family's choice of lawyers to defend a charge of "intentional homicide" in what one said was an attempt to manipulate a case that has focused world attention on China's human rights.
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US Vice President Joe Biden says Chen's future is in United States
US Vice President Joe Biden said on Sunday that the United States was ready to give blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng a visa "right away" and warned that Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney would be weak on the international stage.
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Blind Chinese activist, now in US, seeks book deal
Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng is planning to write a book about his life and his quest for human rights in his native country. Mr Chen has three goals, spokesman Matt Dorf said on Thursday: to spread his message for greater freedom in China, to help support his family and to raise money to contribute to human rights organizations.
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Diplomatic standoff ends; Chinese dissident heads to US
A blind Chinese legal activist was hurriedly taken from a hospital and put on a plane for the United States on Saturday, closing a nearly month-long diplomatic tussle that had tested U.S.-China relations.
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China 'bars' blind dissident's family choice of lawyers
The nephew of blind activist Chen Guangcheng has been denied his family's choice of lawyers to defend a charge of "intentional homicide" in what one said was an attempt to manipulate a case that has focused world attention on China's human rights.
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US Vice President Joe Biden says Chen's future is in United States
US Vice President Joe Biden said on Sunday that the United States was ready to give blind Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng a visa "right away" and warned that Republican presidential contender Mitt Romney would be weak on the international stage.
