As China launches new gang crackdown, lawyers fear wrongful convictions
During China's new gang crackdown, a real estate developer in Sichuan province was sentenced to 20 years in prison as a gang leader amid concerns about wrongful convictions. The crackdown targets organized crime with stringent sentences, raising fears among lawyers about justice fairness.
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