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China - Villagers protest in land dispute, dozens detained in Zhejiang province

sharon sanders

Editor-in-Chief & President
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Villagers protest land disputes Zhejiang Pan River burst conflict


Time: 2012/2/16 11:45
‧ Written by editor: Kihei News quoted: an interview with the Associated Press

Beijing Global Times reported today (16) the Pan Kawamura, Zhejiang Province, the land disputes lingering, causing villagers to protest, and the outbreak of clashes between police.   The report said the past few weeks, at least 200 villagers carried out three times a struggle; a villager said dozens of villagers by the police beatings and detention.   Foreign Correspondents Association of the continent, today said in a statement, an interview with Pan Kawamura villagers Netherlands reporter was on the 15th beaten by a group of men, beating the man apparently plainclothes public security; beaten Dutch journalist was forced to leave the Pan Kawamura.   Chinese mainland endless land disputes, and every year to stir in the tens of thousands of protests.

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