Beijing hospital where dissident being treated

Beijing hospital where dissident being treated

BEIJING, China - Foreign journalists gather May 3, 2012, in front of Beijing's Chaoyang Hospital where prominent Chinese human rights activist Chen Guangcheng is being treated for a stomach ailment. Chen moved to the hospital from the U.S. Embassy the previous day, after staying in the embassy for six days following his flight last month from house arrest in Shandong Province where he said local police had savagely beaten him and his family members.

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