Chinese activist under U.S. protection

BEIJING, China - Photo taken April 28, 2012, shows police vehicles keeping watch on the U.S. Embassy (shown in the background) in Beijing. Prominent Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng has apparently been given sanctuary at the embassy after fleeing from house arrest, Texas-based human rights group ChinaAid and Chen's supporters said the same day.

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