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Police to Stop Using Camps This Year, Politburo Member Says
Police to Stop Using Camps This Year, Politburo Member Says
Critics of the controversial system hail the move, but point out practice won’t be abolished until NPC passes a law
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Ren Jianyu was detained in a labor camp and later became a critic of their use |
(Beijing) – The notorious practice of police sending people to labor camps without a trial will be halted this year, a move that critics lauded.
Meng Jianzhu, secretary of the Central Politics and Law Commission, said at a top conference on January 7 that the Communist Party's Central Committee would submit the decision to cease using the camps to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC) this spring.
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