Chinese activist Xu

Chinese activist Xu

TOKYO, Japan - Undated photo shows Xu Zhiyong, a prominent Chinese legal activist. The Beijing Municipal High People's Court on April 11, 2014, rejected an appeal by Xu, who was earlier in the year convicted of disrupting public order by organizing anti-corruption protests, finalizing his four-year jail sentence that has drawn international criticism.

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