Over Thousand Appellants Arrested Outside Chinese Central TV Station

December 4 has been named the “Legal Day” by the Chinese communist regime, but over one thousand...
Over Thousand Appellants Arrested Outside Chinese Central TV Station
Appellants gathered by the CCTV building on December 4, looking to be interviewed by the CCTV reporters and tell their grievances. The Epoch Times
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Police used a dozen buses to transport detained appellants gathered in front of the CCTV building to Majialuo Appellant Escort Center at about 10:30 am on December 4. (The Epoch Times)

December 4 has been named the “Legal Day” by the Chinese communist regime, but over one thousand appellants who had gathered by the Chinese Central TV (CCTV) station to take part in the station’s legal consultation program were detained by the regime authorities.

The appealants, some of whom had come from far away, were looking forward to being interviewed by CCTV reporters so they could share their grievances.

According to an appellant on site, about 50 to 60 police vehicles and a large number of uniformed and plain-clothed police officers surrounded the CCTV building and detained the appellants and sent them to the Majialuo Appellant Escort Center in the remote suburbs of Beijing.