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Book Review: Human Rights After the Olympic Games

If the goal of this book is to give an overall view on the state of human rights in China today, then I would say: mission accomplished.
Book Review: Human Rights After the Olympic Games
RIGHTS DENIED: The Brussels-based organization Human Rights Without Frontiers has published a strongly-worded account detailing the worsening human rights situation in China. amazon.com
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RIGHTS DENIED: The Brussels-based organization Human Rights Without Frontiers has published a strongly-worded account detailing the worsening human rights situation in China. (amazon.com)
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