Crackdown on Chinese Dissidents Continues
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by News Editor
USA Today – For the third Sunday in a row, Chinese police swamped a downtown shopping street listed as a rally location by overseas, online organizers calling for “stroll-by” protests against China‘s government.
But the atmosphere was less tense than on February 27, with a reduced number of uniformed and plain-clothes security forces on obvious display — and, like last Sunday, no outward signs of protest.
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