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Fighting for justice in China

Editor | April 29, 2014 |

Nov. 21 (Korea Times/by Frank Ching): In China, victims should always keep one thing in mind: things could get worse, much worse.If they try to seek justice by going to court, lodging a complaint or talking to the media, they are likely to be treated like criminals themselves.

It appears that any attempt to seek justice in China, no matter how valid your cause, will be opposed by the government, which sees any organized protest as a threat. In the government’s eyes, anyone with a grievance is a potential troublemaker. So, when you’re a victim in China, just grin and bear it.

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