Litigation
Oct. 31, 2007
Chinese Journalists Test Alien Tort Act Against Yahoo
SAN FRANCISCO - Wang Xiaoning's days drag on in Beijing's Municipal Prison No. 2, where his lawyers say he goes for weeks, sometimes months, without seeing the sun or having contact with his wife or the outside world.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Wang Xiaoning's days drag on in Beijing's Municipal Prison No. 2, where his lawyers say he goes for weeks, sometimes months, without seeing the sun or having contact with his wife or the outside world. They say he's been beaten and intimidated by guards and kept in a cell with nine other inmates.
A few hundred miles away, d...
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