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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!A veteran Chinese human rights activist who challenged the government over the faulty construction of schools that led to thousands of deaths in a 2008 earthquake has been sentenced the three years in prison, the Washington Post reports. Huang Qi was convicted of possessing secret state documents, and received the maximum penalty allowable under Chinese law. The sentence comes in the wake of President Obama's much-scrutinized trip to China, where he pressed the communist regime on human rights. Rights activists -- including Huang's wife -- believe the harsh punishment was a carefully timed ...
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