China puts entrepreneur on trial over Tiananmen protests

A Chinese entrepreneur arrested over articles about the Tiananmen Square protests has gone on trial on subversion charges.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2001 - 06:32

A Chinese entrepreneur arrested over articles about the Tiananmen Square protests has gone on trial on subversion charges.

Huang Qi placed the articles on his website, www.6-4tianwang.com.

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