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April 16, 2006

Help Hao Wu!! Petition & Letter-writing drive

Free Hao WuIt is now Day 54 since Hao disappeared into detention - still no charges against him, still no formal arrest, nothing. His sister Nina Wu continues to blog in Chinese about the nightmare. We continue to translate. In a recent entry she wrote:

As an ordinary Chinese person, it is depressing. Although the provisions of relevant laws and regulations set the rights of suspects, when you actually do things according to law you discover that you are facing a black hole.

Please sign the petition for Hao's release here.

Want to do more? Here are the guidelines for our letter-writing campaign.

Posted at 06:56 AM in China, Freedom of Speech, Freehaowu, Human Rights |

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Would it not be more productive by challenging the authorities in the court of law over violation of Wu Hao's due process?

Posted by: mahathir_fan | April 17, 2006 at 01:41 AM

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