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Extinction Rebellion Protesters Found Guilty Over Printing Press Blockade
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‘Torso Killer’ Pleads Guilty in 1974 Cold-Case Murders
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China Insider: Social Media Celebrity Forced to Confess on TV
March 4, 2021
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Chinese social media celebrity “Labi Xiaoqiu” (small crayon ball) was formally arrested by the regime for defaming martyrs and forced to plead guilty on TV for questioning the number of deaths on the Chinese side in the Sino-Indian border conflict. The charge just took effect on March 1. Legal experts believe that this is clearly…
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