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Cuatro intentos, un bote de tres metros y 30 horas de tormenta: la odisea de un disidente chino que llegó inconsciente a Corea del Sur
Dong Guangping, de 68 años, sobrevivió la travesía más extrema de su larga historia de persecución política. Una corte bloqueó su detención formal, pero su estatus migratorio sigue sin resolverse
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koreatimes.co.kr
Chinese dissident escapes to Korea by rubber boat: attorney - The Korea Times
SEOUL — A Chinese dissident who has long been a thorn in Beijing's side has escaped from China to Korea on a rubber boat, his lawyer confirmed on W...
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theguardian.com
Dissident detained in South Korea after fleeing China in rubber boat
Dong Guangping has tried to escape on several previous occasions after been jailed for his activism in China
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ynetnews.com
Chinese dissident escapes to South Korea by inflatable boat in fourth bid to reunite with family
Dong Guangping, 68, spent more than 30 hours at sea before reaching South Korea, after years of imprisonment, failed escapes and deportations from Thailand and Vietnam, while…
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dw.com
Chinese dissident found at sea detained in South Korea
Dong Guangping, a former policeman who has been jailed for his opposition to China's Communist regime, was found drifting in a small rubber boat off South Korea's west coast.
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nbcnews.com
Chinese dissident is detained in South Korea after fleeing by inflatable boat
Rights groups urged South Korea not to repatriate Dong Guangping, 68, who has previously tried to escape three times only to be returned to China.
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thehindu.com
Chinese dissident escapes to South Korea by rubber boat
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping escapes to South Korea by rubber boat, seeking asylum after years of persecution in China.
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repubblica.it
Scappa dalla Cina su un gommone, dissidente cinese arrestato al largo della Corea del Sud
Dong Guangping, 68 anni, attivista per i diritti umani, ha trascorso 30 ore in mare prima di essere fermato dalle autorità sudcoreane: è accusato di aver viola…
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saudigazette.com.sa
South Korea detains dissident who fled China in rubber boat
SEOUL — A Chinese dissident has been detained in South Korea after he made a daring 30-hour escape from China by sea to the country, his fourth attempt to...
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independent.co.uk
Chinese dissident detained in South Korea after sailing for 30 hours in rubber boat
Dong Guangping, 68, is making a fourth attempt to join his family in Canada
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abc.es
Un disidente chino huye a Corea del Sur tras una travesía de 30 horas en un bote inflable
Detenido por la Policía surcoreana, el activista Dong Guangping ha intentado ya cuatro veces escapar del régimen para reunirse con su familia en el exilio
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apnews.com
A Chinese dissident is in South Korean custody after a perilous escape by rubber boat
A Chinese human rights activist is in South Korean custody after a perilous escape from his country by a rubber boat.
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hindustantimes.com
Chinese Dissident Braves 30-Hour Rubber Boat Journey to South Korea
Dong Guangping rode the waves for more than 30 hours in a daring bid to escape what he sees as political persecution in China. | World News
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infobae.com
Cuatro intentos, un bote de tres metros y 30 horas de tormenta: la odisea de un disidente chino que llegó inconsciente a Corea del Sur
Dong Guangping, de 68 años, sobrevivió la travesía más extrema de su larga historia de persecución política. Una corte bloqueó su detención formal, pero su estatus migratorio…
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franceinfo.fr
En Chine, la spectaculaire évasion de Guangping Dong, dissident défenseur des droits de l'homme
Un dissident chinois de 68 ans a réussi à fuir la Chine à l'aide d'un canot pneumatique, et a pu rejoindre la Corée du Sud... Ancien policier devenu opposant au régime, il espère…
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koreaherald.com
Fate of Chinese dissident at crossroads, between expulsion and refugee status
Dong Guangping, the Chinese dissident who arrived in South Korea on a rubber boat, is drawing attention nationwide, as some legal experts say he is unlikely to