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China: censorship

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 19 October 2006 3:46 GMT

Brian Chan in China Media Project reports on another censorship case. This time it is about a ban on all coverage of an incident at a county school in China's western Gansu Province where the principal was allegedly found to have drawn blood from scores of pupils over several years to “cure” them of diseases.

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