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Mr Gao is denied access to courts for taking on political sensitive cases. He writes a letter to the gov. calling for an end to the torture of members of religious persecuted groups.
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He is beaten by police officers monitoring his home.
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The police notifies Mr gao's family of his arrest.
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Mr Gao is convicted and given a suspended three-year sentence with a five-years probation.
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Mr gao writes an open letter to the U.S. Congress detailing human rights violations in China.
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Gao Zhisheng's wife and two children secretly free to the United States and seek asylum.
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In April 2010, Gao Zhisheng was instructed by government agents to visit his father-in-law in far Western China. He never returns.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry acknowledge for the first time the detention of Mr Gao.
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Beijing People's First Intermediate Court orders that Mr Gao fulfills the three-year sentence imposed upon him in December 2006.
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