China blind activist to get passport 'within 15 days'

The Himalayan Times Thursday 17th May, 2012

This file photo, from the US Embassy Beijing Press office, taken on May 2, shows Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng (C), being accompanied by US ambassador to China Gary Locke (2nd R), in Beijing. Chen said on Thursday China had agreed to issue him a passport within 15 days, allowing him to go to the US, after a bitter row between Beijing and Washington.

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