For Chinese legal development posted in chinacourt.org about the recent Shanghai police assault incident (6 policemen were killed by Yeung Jia). Yeung were abused by the polices last October and decided to take revenge after reading about the Akiba... ...full story at Global Voices
from Global Voices on Fri, Jul 04 2008
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Demonstration by Dr. Yeung from 1996 »
YouTube video Dr. Yeung, a renouned master, teacher of international champions who collected 370 gold medals from 1992 to 1998; here demonstates at the Fifth International Chinese Internal Arts Festival, England in 1996.
Dr. Yeung demonstrates the application of Energy... |
| 07 Jul 08 |
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Revenge cited as cause of stabbing spree that killed 6 Shanghai police » People's Daily A stabbing spree that killed six police and injured another four in Shanghai last week was revenge for a lengthy interrogation last year, the local police authority said on Monday. Yang Jia, an unemployed 28-year-old from Beijing, w ... |
| 01 Sep 08 |
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Man gets death penalty for killing six police in Shanghai » People's Daily An unemployed Beijing man who killed six policemen and injured another four in a knife attack in Shanghai was sentenced to death at the Shanghai No.2 People's Intermediate Court on Monday. Yang Jia, 28, stabbed a security guard at the police... |
| 04 Aug 08 |
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16 cops killed in assault on Xinjiang police station » Shanghai Daily SIXTEEN armed policemen were killed and 16 others were injured in a bold raid on a border patrol station in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region this morning. Two attackers, who were later arrested, smashed... |
| 10 Nov 08 |
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Anger at the police » Tim Johnson Some latent public anger against police is bubbling up in China. The latest incident occurred last Friday in Shenzhen, and the repercussions still are rippling. According to both Chinese and foreign news accounts, motorcyclist Li Guochao was killed on... |
| 16 Apr 07 |
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Chinese seek police apology over assault » Shanghai Daily OVERSEAS Chinese in Milan are applying permission to hold a protest meeting which will demand an apology from local police who man-handled a Chinese woman last Thursday, provoking a mass demonstration in which Chinese and riot police were injured. |
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