(Reuters) – Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng wants to stay and continue his rights campaign in China once he leaves his reported U.S. protection in Beijing. He may have to accept exile. The combative, self-taught lawyer escaped house arrest in Shandong province last week and travelled to Beijing where he is with U.S. officials, according to his supporters, presumably in the American embassy or at the ambassador’s residence. But as talks between U.S. and Chinese authorities over his future continue, the outcome is predictable, said exiled dissidents: a one-way trip out of China. …
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Exile hangs over China’s blind activist
