Mainland Chinese lawyers known for defending rights have been unable to get their licenses renewed ahead of an annual deadline, a Hong Kong group said Friday. China Human Rights Lawyers' Concern Group chairman Albert Ho identified three of the lawyers at a news conference in Hong Kong. Human Rights Watch named another lawyer, Jiang Tianyong. Some of the affected firms represented Tibetans detained in the Chinese crackdown on riots in Tibet in March.
June 02, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Mainland Chinese lawyers known for defending rights have been unable to get their licenses renewed ahead of an annual deadline, a Hong Kong group said Friday.
China Human Rights Lawyers’ Concern Group chairman Albert Ho identified three of the lawyers at a news conference in Hong Kong on Friday, and said there were others whom he didn’t want to name because he didn’t want to jeopardize their status.
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