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Saturday, November 25, 2006

Prominent Chinese AIDS activist missing (AP)

Chinese AIDS activist Wan Yanhai speaks during an interview in Beijing in this May 18 2006 file photo. Wan has gone missing after meeting with police the activist's organization said Saturday Nov. 25 2006 amid a suspected clampdown ahead of World AIDS Day. Four police officers showed up at the Beijing offices of Aizhi an AIDS advocacy group on Friday morning and questioned Wan Yanhai for much of the day the group said in a statement on its Web site. (AP Photo/Greg Baker File)AP - A Chinese AIDS activist who was organizing a symposium to help people with the disease fight for their legal rights has gone missing after meeting with police his advocacy group said Saturday.


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