China activist Chen departs for NY

China activist Chen departs for NY

BEIJING, China - Chinese legal activist Chen Guangcheng (in wheelchair) heads for his flight bound for New York at Beijing's international airport on May 19, 2012. Chen left Beijing by air for New York, ending a diplomatic row between China and the United States over his fate and human rights.

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