After barring Uyghur dissident, India revokes Tiananmen activist's visa
April 28, 2016 14:27
The Indian government has come under fresh criticism after barring
another Chinese exile - a Tiananmen Square activist - from boarding a
flight to attend a meeting in Dharamsala.
Lu Jinghua, a well-known Tiananmen activist, was scheduled to attend the April 28 meeting of dissidents and exiles in Dharamsala - the same meeting that Uighur exile Dolkun Isa had planned to attend before his electronic visa was revoked by India, which cited a red corner notice issued by Interpol in his name.
Lu Jinghua, a well-known Tiananmen activist, was scheduled to attend the April 28 meeting of dissidents and exiles in Dharamsala - the same meeting that Uighur exile Dolkun Isa had planned to attend before his electronic visa was revoked by India, which cited a red corner notice issued by Interpol in his name.