Document #1074716

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Further Information on Urgent Action: 24/16 [ASA 17/3374/2016]

http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-024-2016-1/verbleib-weiterhin-ungeklaert?destination=node%2F5309

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  • 3 February 2016 | AI – Amnesty International (Author)

    China

    Journalist Li Xin, who disappeared while travelling in Thailand, may be in Chinese detention; according to his partner, he told her that he had returned to China voluntarily to assist with an investigation; she believes he was forced to go back; Li Xin is a former informant of Chinese authorities who discontinued his cooperation

    Further Information on Urgent Action: 24/16 [ASA 17/3374/2016] (Appeal or News Release, English)

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    ecoi.net description:
    Journalist Li Xin, who disappeared while travelling in Thailand, may be in Chinese detention; according to his partner, he told her that he had returned to China voluntarily to assist with an investigation; she believes he was forced to go back; Li Xin is a former informant of Chinese authorities who discontinued his cooperation
    Country:
    China
    Source:
    AI – Amnesty International (Author)
    Original link:
    http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-024-2016-1/verbleib-weiterhin-ungeklaert?destination=node%2F5309
    Document type:
    Appeal or News Release
    Language:
    German
    Published:
    3 February 2016
    Document ID:
    1074716 (former ID 318723)

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