Chinese activist Chen's supporters

WASHINGTON, United States - Fu Xiqiu (L front), founder and president of the ChinaAid Association, seated next to Rep. Christopher Smith (C front), speaks with Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng by phone, at the U.S. congress subcommittee in Washington on May 15, 2012.

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