HUMAN RIGHTS GROUP SUES YAHOO

A plaintiff who was imprisoned in China in 2003 on charges of subversion is having his case filed in US District Court in San Francisco, where the World…

1 minute readApril 02, 2007 at 12:58 AM
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A plaintiff who was imprisoned in China in 2003 on charges of subversion is having his case filed in US District Court in San Francisco, where the World Organization for Human Rights USA is suing Yahoo.com for allegedly cooperating with the arrest and torture of several internet activists.

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