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Before you go to the Olympic Games in China

By John Dermody, Travis Hodgkins, and Nema Milaninia

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Amid the violent protests in Tibet and the calls for a boycott of the Beijing Olympics, the US State Department issued a "fact sheet" regarding the upcoming 2008 Olympic games in Beijing. The fact sheet says that China is generally safe but the "recent violence in Tibet" and a recently "failed attempt to create an explosion on a passenger plane in flight from western China?s Xinjiang Province to Beijing are good examples of how potentially dangerous events can occur in the run-up to the Olympics." The fact sheet says early preparation is key for anyone planning on being in China...

Full post as published by Transnational Law Blog on March 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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