Chinese court upholds 11-year term for dissident

Chinese court upholds 11-year term for dissident

TOKYO, Japan - File photo shows Liu Xiaobo, a prominent Chinese human rights advocate and former professor, who was sentenced to an 11-year jail term by a Chinese court on Feb. 11, 2010. Liu, 54, was convicted of ''inciting subversion of state power'' for his involvement in drafting a political reform blueprint called Charter 08.

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