China: Netizen arrested for T-shirt protest
Written byOiwan Lam
Joel Martinsen from DANWEI translated a local news story on “Chongqing netizen arrested for printing and distributing t-shirts opposing the bus fare hike!“
Written byOiwan Lam
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1 comment
er… as far as i can tell from that article, it was just an exaggerated title. Even the Danwei article made it as such:
“…It eventually caught the attention of the mainstream media, which determined that Shen Qiang and his wife and child had not actually been formally “arrested”; they had been taken to the police station to “cooperate with the investigation” (the nature of which, as noted above, was never made clear).”