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INTRODUCTION: Who is Liu Xiaobo?
1. THE CHARTER
Full Text of Charter 08
2. THE CRACKDOWN
‘Root Out the Organizers’
But Let’s Not Talk About It
3. THE TRIAL
Liu Xiaobo in Prison: A Letter from His Lawyer
The Trial of Liu Xiaobo
Box: Political writings by Liu Xiaobo cited
in his conviction
‘We Give Up on Nothing’
4. THE NOBEL
From Prague to Oslo
A Turning Point in the Long Struggle
On Liu Xiaobo and the Nobel Peace Prize: An Open Letter
Anger in Beijing
At the Nobel Ceremony
EPILOGUE: China After the Arab Spring
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