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San Francisco Chronicle Saturday 4th February, 2012
In 2007, while on a medical research trip to Malawi, Stanford undergraduate Josh Nesbit made two startling realizations. First, residents' access to health care was much worse than he was used to in the United States. And second, cell phone service was much better. Nesbit recalls riding his bike more than 50 miles to meet with patients and aid wor...
Human rights activist Chen Guangcheng has been allowed to leave China for a trip to the United States.
Chen, with his wife and children, left China in a quiet departure ...
Do you agree with U.S. President Barack Obama's support for gay marriage?
I am very grateful to the assistance of the American Embassy and the promise of the Chinese government for protection of my rights as a citizen over the long term. I am very gratified to see the Chinese government has been dealing with the situation with restraint and calm.
Chen Guangcheng
The Chinese human rights activist was speaking after landing in the United States after his flight from Beijing.
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