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Gao Zhisheng is one of China’s most prominent human rights lawyers. He is also one of China’s most frequently disappearing dissidents: not by choice, but by the authorities. And every time Beijing’s brutal regime “disappear” Gao, he faces a gruesome fate. A year ago today Gao disappeared for at least the eighth time in twelve […]
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