Chinese rights activist gets jail sentence

BEIJING, China - Zhang Qingfang (C), lawyer for Chinese human rights activist Xu Zhiyong, is detained near a court in Beijing on Jan. 26, 2014. Xu was sentenced the same day to four years' imprisonment on charges of disrupting public order for his role in protests against corruption.

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