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About: Li Hai

About: Li Hai

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Li Hai (Chinese: 李海, born May 2, 1954) is a Chinese dissident. He was a philosophy student at Peking University at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. In May 1990 he was first arrested for his role in the Tiananmen protests, and later expelled from Peking University. In 1995 Li was one of 56 signatories to a pro-democracy statement, which led to another detainment. Li was charged for "prying into state secrets"—he collected data on "names, age, family situation, crime, length of sentence, location of imprisonment, treatment while imprisoned" of fellow dissidents—, and sentenced to nine years in prison in December 1996.

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  • Li Hai (chinesisch 李海; * 2. Mai 1954 in Peking) ist ein chinesischer Schriftsteller und Dissident. Li Hai war 1989 Doktorand der Philosophie an Pekings Eliteuniversität Beida, als es zu dem Tian’anmen-Massaker kam. „Weil er ein Jahr später eine Gedenkfeier für die Toten organisieren wollte, wurde Li wie rund 700 weitere Pekinger in Haft genommen.“ Nach einem halben Jahr wurde er aus der Haft entlassen und zwangsexmatrikuliert. Im Mai 1995 wurde er erneut verhaftet und wegen „Herumschnüffelns in Staatsgeheimnissen“ zu 9 Jahren Haft verurteilt. Heute lebt Li Hai als freier Schriftsteller in Peking und gehört zu den bekanntesten Regimekritikern Chinas. (de)
  • Li Hai (Chinese: 李海, born May 2, 1954) is a Chinese dissident. He was a philosophy student at Peking University at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. In May 1990 he was first arrested for his role in the Tiananmen protests, and later expelled from Peking University. In 1995 Li was one of 56 signatories to a pro-democracy statement, which led to another detainment. Li was charged for "prying into state secrets"—he collected data on "names, age, family situation, crime, length of sentence, location of imprisonment, treatment while imprisoned" of fellow dissidents—, and sentenced to nine years in prison in December 1996. (en)
  • 李海(1954年5月2日-),北京人,中国异议人士,1989年六四事件时担任“北京大学学生自治会”联络部部长。 1978年入读南京大学哲学系,1982年于北京中医学院任教,89民运时是北京大学哲学研究生。1990年6月1日因策划、组织六四一周年纪念活动被北京市公安局“收容审查”209天,1995年因“”被判处有期徒刑9年、剥夺政治权利2年。2004年5月30日获释以来,李海一直是中国政府重点监控对象。2011年2月25日在河北燕郊一个居民小区的租屋内,受到三河公安分局的盘查。警察入门后打开李海的电脑,后被警察带走调查。 (zh)
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  • Li Hai (Chinese: 李海, born May 2, 1954) is a Chinese dissident. He was a philosophy student at Peking University at the time of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. In May 1990 he was first arrested for his role in the Tiananmen protests, and later expelled from Peking University. In 1995 Li was one of 56 signatories to a pro-democracy statement, which led to another detainment. Li was charged for "prying into state secrets"—he collected data on "names, age, family situation, crime, length of sentence, location of imprisonment, treatment while imprisoned" of fellow dissidents—, and sentenced to nine years in prison in December 1996. (en)
  • 李海(1954年5月2日-),北京人,中国异议人士,1989年六四事件时担任“北京大学学生自治会”联络部部长。 1978年入读南京大学哲学系,1982年于北京中医学院任教,89民运时是北京大学哲学研究生。1990年6月1日因策划、组织六四一周年纪念活动被北京市公安局“收容审查”209天,1995年因“”被判处有期徒刑9年、剥夺政治权利2年。2004年5月30日获释以来,李海一直是中国政府重点监控对象。2011年2月25日在河北燕郊一个居民小区的租屋内,受到三河公安分局的盘查。警察入门后打开李海的电脑,后被警察带走调查。 (zh)
  • Li Hai (chinesisch 李海; * 2. Mai 1954 in Peking) ist ein chinesischer Schriftsteller und Dissident. Li Hai war 1989 Doktorand der Philosophie an Pekings Eliteuniversität Beida, als es zu dem Tian’anmen-Massaker kam. „Weil er ein Jahr später eine Gedenkfeier für die Toten organisieren wollte, wurde Li wie rund 700 weitere Pekinger in Haft genommen.“ Nach einem halben Jahr wurde er aus der Haft entlassen und zwangsexmatrikuliert. (de)
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