Claiming innocence in Beijing

Claiming innocence in Beijing

BEIJING, China - Seven people from Fujian Province climb a 40-meter iron tower in Beijing on June 7, 2010, displaying a banner claiming the innocence of a man, whom they called son, sentenced to death for murder. About 20 police vehicles were seen mobilized.

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