Swedish human rights activist Peter Dahlin is shown in an undated photo. AFP
Swedish human rights worker Peter Dahlin arrived back in his home country on Tuesday after being deported by Beijing in the wake of his detention, although fellow Swedish national Gui Minhai remains in detention in China. Continue reading
Swedish Rights Worker Dahlin Arrives Home, Fellow Swede Gui Minhai Still Held已关闭评论
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Tagged CCTV, confession, Gui Minhai, Hong Kong, Peter Dahlin, Sweden
Chinese police patrol Tiananmen Square in Beijing, looking for petitioners, Dec. 4, 2013. AFP
The outlook is bleak for nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in China amid an ongoing government crackdown targeting civil society groups, former NGO workers and activists said on Friday. Continue reading
Activists See Bleak Future For China’s NGOs Amid Ongoing Crackdown已关闭评论
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Tagged civil society, confession, Freedom of association, Human Rights, NGO, Peter Dahlin, Swedish
A detained Swedish rights activist has appeared on Chinese state television apparently confessing to breaking the law through his group’s activities.
Peter Dahlin has been held since early January amid a crackdown on human rights lawyers and activists. Continue reading
Swedish activist Peter Dahlin ‘confesses’ on China TV已关闭评论
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Tagged confession, Gui Minhai, Peter Dahlin, TV, Wang Yu
