US man held on China spy charge

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A US businessman is under arrest in China, accused of spying for Taiwan, according to the US embassy in Beijing.

Xie Chunren, who was born in China, has been kept under house arrest without charge for nearly three months, after his arrest in Sichuan province in May.

Mr Xie's detention is the latest in a series of such cases.

The embassy said it was informed of his detention shortly after his arrest on 31 May, but he had only now agreed to have his case made public.

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Gee, aggregating negative China stories from mainstream media with well established anti-China editorial biases and then dumping them in one convenient place! It'll make the job of looking for that juicy "fact" so much easier for Hill staffers and local newspapers in America so much easier!

Why no "about us" information or "contact us" possibilities? Registering by proxy, too. Why hide if your so damn sure that your version of the truth is correct?

Good luck!

Shang Han Lun

This comment was posted on August 23, 2005 11:34 PM


May Lu said:

Why hide indeed?? Why use the title of a Chinese Book on Diseases as your name? You question the version of the truth because the sources - in your mind - are biased. Are you also challenging the truth as documented by our current administration:
http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2004/41640.htm

This comment was posted on September 1, 2005 10:53 AM

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