Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter
Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter
China /  Politics

Wife of detained Chinese lawyer ‘silent’ for 1,000 days begins 60-mile march in search of answers

Li Wenzu says her husband, Wang Quanzhang, went missing in 2015 during a sweeping crackdown on rights activists

Topic |   Human rights in China
Reuters
Reuters

Updated: 4:38pm, 5 Apr, 2018

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Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter
Li Wenzu (in red coat) begins her march from Beijing to Tianjian to find out what happened to her husband, Wang Quanzhang, a human rights lawyer who has been missing since August 2015. Photo: Twitter
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