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Liu Xiaoyuan highlights and comments on a local report about a district government from Tongliao city in inner Mongolia's suppression of civic right movement by hiring all lawyers in the area to prevent the people from suing the government officials.
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I hope we hear more of this…
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The story was featured in Ming Pao yesterday:
http://www.mingpaonews.com/20080728/cca1.htm
Who says CCP can’t be creative?