China 'jails democracy activist'
A Chinese democracy activist has reportedly been jailed for 12 years for helping to organise anti-Japanese protests in China earlier this year.
The wife of Xu Wanping said he had been found guilty of incitement to subvert state power at a closed hearing.
Mr Xu, 44, was among a number of activists known to have been arrested as a result of the protests in April.
Demonstrators opposed Japan's approval of textbooks which they said glossed over wartime atrocities it committed.
Mr Xu was accused of helping to organise a signature campaign against the school history books.
Original source: BBC News
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