Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo
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China Says Awarding Nobel Peace Prize To Liu Xiaobo Was 'Blasphemy'
Giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo was a blasphemy, China said Friday as it faced a barrage of criticism over the democracy activist's death.
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China Under Pressure To Free Noble Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Widow
China faced international calls Friday to free the widow of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo after global condemnation over the Communist regime's refusal to grant the democracy champion's dying wish to leave the country.
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China's Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo, Sent To 11 Years Jail, Dies In Custody
China's Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo died Thursday while still in custody following a battle with cancer, authorities said, after officials ignored international pleas to let him spend his final days free and abroad.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Breathing Fails: Reports
China's cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo suffered respiratory failure as his condition worsened on Wednesday, his hospital said, amid anger over his treatment by the authorities and control over information about his health.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Rose's Health Deteriorates
Fears about the health of China's cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo rose on Thursday as the hospital treating him said the liver function of the country's most prominent democracy advocate had deteriorated.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Liver Function Worsens: Report
The liver function of China's Nobel Peace Prize winning dissident Liu Xiaobo has worsened, a hospital said on Thursday, while the government reiterated its hopes that other countries do not use Liu's case to interfere in its affairs.
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Who is Liu Xiaobo?
Liu Xiaobo is a Beijing writer and former literature professor. He was given an 11-year prison sentence on subversion charges on Dec. 25, 2009, after urging Chinese leaders to embrace democratic reforms. He has appealed his conviction to the Beijing Supreme People's Court.Mr. Liu's sentence, judged by many analysts to be unusually harsh, has ...
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China Says Awarding Nobel Peace Prize To Liu Xiaobo Was 'Blasphemy'
Giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo was a blasphemy, China said Friday as it faced a barrage of criticism over the democracy activist's death.
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China Under Pressure To Free Noble Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Widow
China faced international calls Friday to free the widow of Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo after global condemnation over the Communist regime's refusal to grant the democracy champion's dying wish to leave the country.
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China's Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo, Sent To 11 Years Jail, Dies In Custody
China's Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo died Thursday while still in custody following a battle with cancer, authorities said, after officials ignored international pleas to let him spend his final days free and abroad.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo's Breathing Fails: Reports
China's cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo suffered respiratory failure as his condition worsened on Wednesday, his hospital said, amid anger over his treatment by the authorities and control over information about his health.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Rose's Health Deteriorates
Fears about the health of China's cancer-stricken Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo rose on Thursday as the hospital treating him said the liver function of the country's most prominent democracy advocate had deteriorated.
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Chinese Nobel Laureate Liu Xiaobo Liver Function Worsens: Report
The liver function of China's Nobel Peace Prize winning dissident Liu Xiaobo has worsened, a hospital said on Thursday, while the government reiterated its hopes that other countries do not use Liu's case to interfere in its affairs.
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Who is Liu Xiaobo?
Liu Xiaobo is a Beijing writer and former literature professor. He was given an 11-year prison sentence on subversion charges on Dec. 25, 2009, after urging Chinese leaders to embrace democratic reforms. He has appealed his conviction to the Beijing Supreme People's Court.Mr. Liu's sentence, judged by many analysts to be unusually harsh, has ...
