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Search Results Detail for 'Guo Quan'
 
Personal Details
CECC Record Number: 2008-00668   Ethnic Group: Han
Detention Status: DET   Sex: M
Issue Category: assoc/civil/dem/spch   Age at Detention: 40
Main Name: Guo Quan   Religion:
Chinese Characters (Main Name): 郭泉 Occupation: professor (unspec.)
Alternate Name (Lay or Pen):   Affiliation: China New Democracy Party (CNDP); China Democracy Party (CDP)
Additional Name(s):   Residence Province: Jiangsu Province
Pinyin Name:   Residence Prefecture: Nanjing Shi (pref.)
  Residence County: Nanjing Shi Muni. Urb. Area (cty.)
Imprisonment or Detention Details
Date of Detention: 2008/11/13
Current Prison: Pukou Prison (Nanjing)
Sentence Length (Years): 10
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Province Where Imprisoned (or Detained): Jiangsu Province
Prefecture Where Imprisoned (or Detained): Nanjing Shi (pref.)
County Where Imprisoned (or Detained): Pukou Dist.
Legal Process
Legal Process: chg/tri/sent   Formal Arrest Date: 2008/12/19
Trial Court: Suqian Intermediate People's Court   Trial Date: 2009/08/07
Sentence Court: Suqian Intermediate People's Court   Sentence Date: 2009/10/16
Appeal Court: Jiangsu High People's Court   Appeal Date: 2009/10/23
Appeal Ruling Court: Jiangsu High People's Court   Appeal Ruling Date: 2009/12/22
Charge (Statute): CL97-art105(1)   Sent. Ends Per PRC:
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Short Summary
The Suqian Intermediate People's Court in Jiangsu province on October 16, 2009, sentenced Guo Quan, formerly a university professor and a past member of one of the few "democratic" parties allowed in China, to ten years in prison for "subversion of state power," according to Human Rights in China. The court found that Guo used the Internet to organize an "illegal" political party called the "China New Democracy Party," recruited members for the party, published numerous "reactionary" articles online, called for a seven-day stay-at-home boycott of the government, and sought to "overthrow" the socialist system. Authorities detained Guo on November 13, 2008, arrested him on December 19, and held his trial on August 7, 2009. The Jiangsu High People’s Court affirmed the lower court’s decision on December 22, 2009, according to Boxun. Guo is serving his sentence at the Pukou Prison in Nanjing, Jiangsu.