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- Title:
- Episode 462
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- https://idn.duke.edu/ark:/87924/r4cf9xv93
- Date:
- March 8, 2008
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Episode 462 .
Part: (A); Series: 中国民间维权纪事 (Human Rights Activities in China); Title: 第十四集:维权律师滕彪 第一篇:滕彪律师被绑架失踪 学者指法律消失谁人安全 (Fourteen: Human Rights Lawyer Teng Biao 1: Lawyer Teng Biao Kidnapped and Missing; Scholars Pointed out the General Insecurity when Law Didn't Exist). .
Part: (B); Series: 中国民间维权纪事 (Human Rights Activities in China); Title: 第十三集:维权人士胡佳、曾金燕第六篇:胡佳案移交检察院 曾金燕忧病毒爆发涉胡佳安危 (Thirteen: Human Rights Activist Hu Jia and Zeng Jinyan 6: the Hu Jia Case Transferred to the Prosecutor's Office; Zeng Jiyan Worries about Hu Jia's Safety amid Pandemic). Transcript available.
Part: (C); Series: 八九"六四"专辑 (Special Series on the June Fourth Incident); Title: 第二十九集:"六四"难属对"两会"代表有话说(二) (29: Something to Tell Representatives to the "Two Sessions" from the Victim Families of the June Fourth Incidence 2). Transcript available.
Transcripts for this interview and more may be available under the ‘Documents’ link above. 采访抄录和相关内容,请点击查看上面的’Documents’链接。
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