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Activist who campaigned for dam displaced paralysed in attack

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

Fu Xiancai yesterday vowed to continue his fight on behalf of people displaced for the Three Gorges dam, and appealed for help with paying for vital surgery.

Human Rights in China calls for international action as Fu Xiancai denied vital surgery

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

HRIC calls on the Chinese authorities and the international community to put pressure on the Yichang No. 1 Hospital, where Fu is a patient, to provide him with all necessary treatment, procedures and medication without further delay.

Germany pays for surgery on paralysed activist

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

The German government on Friday gave money to pay for vital surgery on Fu Xiancai, who was beaten after campaigning on behalf of displaced residents from the Three Gorges dam area. An operation is scheduled for Sunday, DPA reports.

Three Gorges human rights activist assaulted, in serious condition

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

In December 2002, the resettlement bureau in Maoping tried to burn its books to cover up accounting fraud. However, the 1994 accounting report was kept intact by concerned individuals and has become part of the evidence presented by petitioners.

Chinese activist paralyzed in assault undergoes surgery

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

The operation Sunday might enable Fu Xiancai to use a wheelchair, although doctors say he will not walk again, his son said

Rough climes for green activists

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

Despite international limelight and accolades, green activists in China still face great risks in their environmental campaigns as they run afoul of profit-minded local officials and energy companies with vested interests.

Paralysed Chinese activist in intensive care after operation

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

A Chinese activist left paralyzed following a severe beating remained in intensive care Monday after an operation to stabilize his spinal injuries.

Chinese authorities urged to provide financial assistance to Fu Xiancai

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

‘HRIC calls on the Chinese authorities to ensure that Fu Xiancai is provided with any disability subsidies for medical treatment and financial support authorized under Chinese law, and to carry out a thorough and transparent inquiry into his attack.’

China criticizes Germany for helping paralyzed activist

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

‘This happened in China,’ said foreign ministry spokeswoman Jiang Yu. Authorities have initiated an inquiry into the attack and the hospital is actively treating him, she said, adding that ‘they don’t wish to be disturbed.’

Beaten Chinese activist gravely ill

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

Fu Xiancai’s condition has suddenly worsened after post-operative complications developed Tuesday. He had to have an incision made into his airways after developing pneumonia, his son told DPA.

Surgery saves life of China activist after plea for help

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

Fu Xiancai ‘had another small operation but it looks like it will take six months for him to recover and he won’t be able to use his arms and legs. The outlook is not very hopeful,’ said a friend.

Construction at a price

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

For many Chinese, dream dam is a nightmare

Ten Three-Gorges power plants capacity potential in Yangtze River

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

(June 22, 2006) Construction of hydropower resources in Yangtze valley will be a “hot spot of state investment in the coming dozens of years,” People’s Daily

China’s activists fight on despite threats

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

Fu Xiancai’s supporters could raise only 20,000 of the 60,000 yuan cost of the surgery. Police interfered with the collection of money. He was finally operated on 10 days after the attack, after German diplomats visited and paid for the operation.

He talked. Now he can’t walk

By Other News Sources on August 22, 2008 • ( Leave a comment )

‘Fu Xiancai, once a subsistence farmer who was forced off his land by China’s Three Gorges Dam project, has violated the cardinal rule in this Communist country. He has refused to shut up.’

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