China urged to release wife of jailed Nobel peace prize laureate | World news | The Guardian: In an interview with the Observer last year, Liu Xia said of her husband: "I'm not so interested in politics and I don't have much hope of changing society… But when you live with such a person, even if you don't care about politics, politics will care about you."......."The fate of his wife has caused particular concern. Liu Xia has been out of contact since a few days after the Nobel committee announced they were awarding her husband the peace prize..... Some thought it might be a temporary measure to prevent her collecting the prize, but she has remained incommunicado and is believed to be under house arrest, although it is thought she has been allowed to see a handful of relatives. Her only known contact with the outside world came in February, when she managed to get online briefly and told a friend that she was miserable, that no one could help her, and that "my whole family are hostages".
"The Chinese government denies there are any restraints on Liu Xia. "
Sept 21, 2015 International Day of Peace Celebration at Lyceum University Cavite, Philippines
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