Political Prisoners Around The World

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The report is from November 30, 1996 so some of the information is seemingly old but enough for a visual of how a person who merely exercised her freedom of speech and then punished of a total of 18 years, more than any other female. She has been arrested many times, but being born in 1977, and arrested in 1992 at only the age of about 14 or 15 seems a little harsh of the government...
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She has been arrested many times, but being born in 1977, and arrested in 1992 at only the age of about 14 or 15 seems a little harsh of the government. She was just a little girl, but regardless of her age, “”…she was sentenced to three years imprisonment “for incitement to subversive and separatist activities””...
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