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From: Snowshoe8/16/2012 6:43:16 PM
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Outcry in China over mother sent to labour camp after daughter's rape
Tang Hui has been released in response to public backlash but the calls for reform continue
guardian.co.uk

When a mother was sent to a labour camp for protesting that the men who raped and prostituted her young daughter had been treated too leniently, it sparked fury in China.

The public outcry led to Tang Hui's release, but did not end with her return home last week.

The case has fuelled calls for the immediate reform of a system that means low-level offenders can be detained in forced-labour camps for up to four years without a trial or legal representation.
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