Chinese national who exposed human rights abuses in his homeland is granted asylum to remain in US

By DIDI TANG

WASHINGTON (AP) — An immigration judge on Wednesday granted asylum to a Chinese national who he said had a “well founded fear” of persecution if sent back to China after exposing human rights abuses there.

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