A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP
A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP
China /  Politics

Published ‘confessions’ stoke fair trial fears for lawyers held in Chinese crackdown

Publication of admissions from detainees swept up in an unprecedented mainland crackdown raises worries about their hopes for a fair trial

Topic |   Human rights in China
Verna YuDanny Lee
Verna Yu  and Danny Lee

Updated: 10:47am, 4 Aug, 2016

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A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP
A woman walks past a Global Times editorial blasting the human rights laws as illegal activists and calling US condemnation of their arrest ''uncomfortable but inconsequential''. Photo: AP
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