Lu Banglie
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Lu Banglie
Chinese civil rights activist
Born 1971 in a Baoyuesi village in Hubei province and lived there as a farmer. 2001 he started petioning the government to reduce taxes for poor farmers. 2004 he was elected chief of his village, campaigning against curruption, increasing healthcare casts and land seizures.
See: China
[edit] Sources
[1] Guardian Unlimited, Profile: Lu Banglie - A pioneer who studied Gandhi, by Benjamin Joffe-Walt and Jonathan Watts, October 11, 2005
[edit] External links
- [2] - Interview with Lu Banglie
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