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Police located the illegal immigrants when executing a search warrant at a house in Minnesota where a sexual assault incident allegedly took place.
Sweden reopened an investigation into a rape allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and said it would seek his extradition from Britain.
For three years, Chen Chun published articles on his public WeChat account touching on politics, philosophy and current affairs—subjects that are often censored on Chinese social media. More recently, the writer in southern China has focused on the country’s growing #MeToo movement. He drew attention to several sexual assault cases, and collected money for victims’ families. Yet it was only after Chen advocated support for Jingyao Liu, a woman who accused online shopping giant JD.com founder Richard Liu of rape in Minnesota, that his account was permanently shut down.
