Chinese Court Sentences Journalist to 7 Years in Prison
Veteran Chinese journalist Dong Yuyu sentenced to seven years in prison for ‘espionage’
They called Dong’s sentencing a “grave injustice”, not only to him and his family but to the broader community of “freethinking” Chinese citizens and journalists. "Sentencing Yuyu to seven years in prison on no evidence declares to the world the bankruptcy of the justice system in China ,
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