Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Guardian Unlimited | Readers editor | Seeing and believing in China
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Guardian Unlimited | Readers editor | Seeing and believing in China: "On Thursday last week the Guardian carried the following note in its daily corrections column: 'In a report headed 'They beat him until he was lifeless': How democracy activist in China's new frontline was left for dead after a brutal attack by a uniformed mob (front page, October 10) we said that Lu Banglie [a pro-democracy activist] was so injured in the beating that 'his eye [lay] out of its socket' and 'the ligaments in his neck were broken'. Subsequent reports have made it clear that Mr Lu's injuries were not as serious as had been stated"
Guardian Unlimited | Readers editor | Seeing and believing in China: "On Thursday last week the Guardian carried the following note in its daily corrections column: 'In a report headed 'They beat him until he was lifeless': How democracy activist in China's new frontline was left for dead after a brutal attack by a uniformed mob (front page, October 10) we said that Lu Banglie [a pro-democracy activist] was so injured in the beating that 'his eye [lay] out of its socket' and 'the ligaments in his neck were broken'. Subsequent reports have made it clear that Mr Lu's injuries were not as serious as had been stated"
