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China: 1989 and Peking University's Notice Board

Written byOiwan Lam
Posted 6 November 2007 8:54 GMT

Chris O'Brien from Beijing Newspeak looked into Xinhua report on the removal of Peking University's notice board to see how censorship is at work as the notice board has strong political meaning in 1989 student movement.

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