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Those allowed to stay are “educated” to be nice to foreigners.
About 1,700 law-abiding Chinese citizens were recently thrown into extralegal detention for demanding that the Chinese regime provide the social support it pledged in the 1980s.
In his youth, he protected his homeland as a soldier in China’s military. Now, illegally laid off from his work, he has no home, and begs for food on the streets of Beijing with a sign explaining his misery.
The week-long Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meetings in Beijing closed on Wednesday and pollution, traffic jams, heat, and detained petitioners have begun returning.
In order to rescue a Chinese petitioner illegally detained by officials in northern Xinjiang, a group of local residents broke into the “black jail” and let him out.
