Don't call anyone insane in China. Professor Sun Dongdong has just made that mistake. In a recent article, the professor who runs Peking University's judicial expertise centre suggested that 99% of the people who repeatedly petition the government are... ...full story at James Reynolds
from James Reynolds on Thu, Apr 09 2009
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Peking Uni prof in trouble for remarks discriminating against petitioners » Danwei The Beijing NewsApril 8, 2009 The most interesting story in today's Beijing News is an op-ed on page two about Sun Dongdong, a professor at Peking University's law school. The professor has recently caused a controversy when he said that "at least 99%... |
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Petitioner Sun Fawu of Shandong » Danwei Sun Dongdong. Image source: Sina The Sun Dongdong affair, which involved the PKU professor declaring in China Newsweek that 99% of petitioners are insane, meant that the topic of petitioners and mental hospitals is in the news once more. This video... |
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China: Psychiatry with Chinese characteristics » Global Voices Peking University Law Professor specialized in forensics, Sun Dongdong, told China News Weekly on March 23 that 99% of China's petitioners (zh) are mentally ill and that he support for forced hospitalization of them. Who is mentally sick? Update:... |
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