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Jiangxi rights activist Liu Ping wanted to travel to Beijing, but was surrounded by about 60 people

Summary by 大纪元 Epoch Times
Recently, Liu Ping, a well-known human rights activist from Jiangxi, wanted to travel to Beijing. She bought a train ticket from Nanchang to Beijing, but the Xinyu authorities dispatched fifty or sixty people to clear the waiting room of the train station to block her.
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Jiangxi rights activist Liu Ping wanted to travel to Beijing, but was surrounded by about 60 people

Recently, Liu Ping, a well-known human rights activist from Jiangxi, wanted to travel to Beijing. She bought a train ticket from Nanchang to Beijing, but the Xinyu authorities dispatched fifty or sixty people to clear the waiting room of the train station to block her.

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in on Sunday, March 23, 2025.
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