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Support group says Ya Weilin had failed to get government redress over son killed in 1989 crackdown on student protests.
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Sixteen websites shut down, two social media sites penalised and hundreds arrested, according to state media reports.
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The congregants, who belong to an unregistered church, tried to hold a service at a public space in the capital Beijing.
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Acclaimed artist's apparent detention draws international condemnation while his whereabouts remains a mystery.
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Liu Xia, wife of Nobel Peace prize winner Liu Xiaobo, calls government's decision "illegal" and "very hard to take".
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Authorities in Beijing are investigating a security firm that was allegedly paid to lock up petitoners in secret jails.
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