China Finally Releases Liu Xiaobo
Liu Xiaobo, China’s jailed Nobel Peace Prize laureate, has granted parole to be treated for his terminal liver cancer on Tuesday. Mr. Liu’s supporters and human rights groups call for him to be admonished of his charges.
But why was the most prominent pro-democracy figure jailed and how will China’s newly found openness affect it’s human rights policy?
To explore, Adrian spoke to Dr Pichamon Yeophantong, China expert and Project Director at the Australian Human Rights Centre.
