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Cao Haibo
Born1985 (age 38–39)
NationalityChinese
OccupationSmall business owner
Known forPro-democracy activism
SpouseZhang Yan

Cao Haibo ( Born on April 23, 1985),[1] is a Chinese dissident who sentenced to eight years in prison for attempting to found an opposition political party in the People's Republic of China, named the China Republican Party. A court in the Chinese city of Kunming sentenced him to eight years in prison for "subversion of state power" in trying to form a party and for online messages criticising the ruling Chinese Communist party. His lawyer, Ma Xiaopeng, said that Cao had called for democracy and had tried to form a party called the China Republican party.[citation needed]

With a reduction of 13 months from his sentence Cao was released from jail on 28 September 2018.[2]

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References

  1. ^ "Cao Haibo (曹海波)". NCHRD.
  2. ^ "CAO HAIBO (Released)". Chinese Pen.
  • [1] - Reuters article
  • [2] - Related article in The Guardian, 1 November 2012