Another dissident died in China's hellish prisons—will we remember him?
Min On April 9, Chinese political prisoner Guo Hongwei, 48 and serving a 13-year sentence in northeastern Jilin province, died under mysterious circumstances. The “crime” he was in prison for: supporting Hong Kong democracy. Authorities took Guo to the Guowen Hospital in Jilin with a brain hemorrhage, after his family repeatedly warned that his high blood pressure had gone untreated, reports Hong Kong’s pro-democracy Apple Daily. His father suspects foul play—for good reason. Guo was transferred to Gongzhuling Prison from Songyuan Prison last year, after Guo’s family accused o...