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	Liaoyang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Liaoyang (Simplified Chinese: 辽阳; Traditional Chinese: 遼陽; Pinyin: Liáoyáng) is a city in China, Liaoning province, located in the middle of the beautiful and rich Liaodong Peninsula.
		Liaoyang is one of the oldest continuously-inhabited cities in northeast China.
		It was the site of the Battle of Liaoyang (August 24-September 4, 1904), which was one of the major battles of the Russo-Japanese War.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liaoyang (196 words)

	Battle of Liaoyang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Battle of Liaoyang (August 24 - September 4, 1904) was one of the major land battles of the Russo-Japanese War.
		While the Japanese Army under settled down in front of Port Arthur for a siege, a large force under Field Marshall Oyama moved north to secure the strategically-located rail junction of Liaoyang, on the Mukden–Port Arthur spur of the China Far East Railway, in Manchuria.
		The dearly-won Japanese victory at Liaoyang and the fall of Port Arthur shortly thereafter contributed to the major Russian defeat the next year at the Battle of Mukden, which in turn helped start the Revolution of 1905.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Liaoyang (391 words)

	China: Solidaritätsdelegation mit den Liaoyang-Arbeitern
		The Liaoyang workers have been fighting for weeks and weeks now, since the month of March, in order to be able to organise themselves, inorder to promote their demands.
		The problem which is raised by the Liaoyang workers is the question of the nature of the instrument to defend themselves.They are demanding the right to organise in independent unions.
		In Liaoyang the interpreter told us that she had heard about the Liaoyang workers when she went to Eutrope, this is a first indication.
	www.labournet.de /internationales/cn/liaoyang.html (2147 words)

	WikiMiki.net - Liaoyang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Liaoyang () is a city in Liaoning province in northeast China.
		The Battle of Liaoyang (August 24, 1904 - September 4, 1904) was one of the major battles of the Russo-Japanese War.
		It was fought on the Mukden–Port Arthur railway, south of the confluence of the Taizu and Liao rivers in Manchuria.
	liaoyang.en.wikimiki.net (10139 words)

	Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang, two of the labor represen
		Liaoyang (a province in Liaoning), were arrested a few days after the demonstrations on March 11th and 12th of 2002, in which several thousand workers marched for their demands (back pay, overtime, and investigation into corruption by the heads of the company).
		We say to the workers of Liaoyang: your struggle for your rights to be recognized and for your demands to be satisfied is known by workers throughout the entire world.
		The partial satisfaction of the demands of the municipality and of Liaoyang and the court sentence for the leaders of the Ferro-Alliages factory demonstrates that the fight of the laid-off Liaoyang workers was legitimate.
	www.brickman.dircon.co.uk /fuxin2.html (1024 words)

	University of Minnesota Human Rights Library
		A former employee of the Ferroalloy Factory in Liaoyang City, Yao Fuxin had helped to organize an independent inquiry into the company accounts after the factory directors declared bankruptcy and were widely accused of involvement in corruption scandals with the local authorities.
		Liaoyang’s State-controlled television station announced that the workers had violated China’s laws on demonstrations and that some of them had “colluded with foreign hostile elements”.
		retirees of the Liaoyang city Ferroalloy Factory applied to the city government for an increase in their relocation subsidies and economic compensation rates, and demanded that the corrupt managers and other staff at the enterprise should be punished.
	www1.umn.edu /humanrts/wgad/15-2002.html (1820 words)

	Beijing to prosecute leaders of workers’ protests
		The main leader of the Liaoyang workers, 52-year-old metal worker Yao Fuxin, was reportedly hospitalised with heart problems and high blood pressure on March 25.
		The former workers of the Liaoyang Ferro-alloy Factory were at the centre of the protests.
		The demonstrations in Liaoyang were brought to an end in late March by a combination of concessions and police repression.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2002/apr2002/chin-a20.shtml (1197 words)

	China:: Free the Liaoyang Two
		In June, workers at the Liaoyang Ferro-alloy Factory Corporation where both men worked, sent an open letter to China’s president and Communist Party General Secretary, Hu Jintao, in which they say the men’s conviction was based on "extorted confessions, false reports, deceitful testimonies and faked evidence".
		On 15 January 2003 Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang went on trial at the Liaoyang Intermediate People’s Court accused of "subversion" and "organising illegal demonstrations" of workers at the Liaoyang Ferro-alloy plant in early 2002.
		In February and March 2002, the industrial city of Liaoyang in Liaoning province was shaken by massive workers’ protests against the stage-managed "bankruptcy" of the Ferro-alloy Factory.
	www.socialistworld.net /eng/2004/09/16chinab.html (1181 words)

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		However, in 2002, in Liaoyang, in central Liaoning province, Fushun in the east, and Daqing in western Heilongjiang province, officials were unprepared for the scale of the protests, the degree of organization, and the careful planning.
		In Liaoyang, workers from some twenty factories found common cause; in Daqing, an independent labor organization issued and took the lead in circulating handbills and posters; and in Fushun miners managed to secretly organize their demonstrations before taking to the streets.
		The Liaoyang Ferroalloy Company, the enterprise whose bankruptcy led to the March 2002 protests, employed an estimated 12,000 men and women at its height in jobs ranging from iron casting to administration.
	www.hrw.org /reports/2002/chinalbr02/chinalbr0802-03.htm (11744 words)

	TIME Asia Magazine: Working Man Blues -- Apr. 01, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Liaoyang's streets wear the scars of economic devastation.
		Although Liaoyang and Daqing provide the most dramatic examples of organizing, workers in Zhengzhou over the past two years built a network of activists that succeeded, for a while, in resisting factory closures with the risky tactic of physically occupying their plants.
		In Liaoyang, labor leaders are on the run after last week's dramatic protests; according to fellow demonstrators, they sleep at friends' houses to avoid arrest.
	time.com /time/asia/magazine/article/0,13673,501020401-219894,00.html (1317 words)

	ZNet \| Activism \| Free the Liaoyang Four
		Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang, who were arrested last March in the city of Liaoyang, played a leading role in organising workers of Chinaâs collapsing state-run industries.
		Indeed, protests in Liaoyang have also continued since the arrest of the four labour organisers.
		And a culture of international solidarity would, of course, make it harder for the experience of the Liaoyang organisers to be repeated elsewhere.
	www.zmag.org /content/Activism/tiwari-liaoyang.cfm (785 words)

	Workers' protests continue in northeast China
		Hundreds of workers from the bankrupt Liaoyang Ferro-alloy Factory have been gathering before the city government building since May 3, to demand the release of their four arrested leaders—Yao Fuxin, Xiao Yunliang, Pang Qingxiang and Wang Zhaoming—and a resolution of their grievances.
		The four were detained during demonstrations of tens of thousands of workers in Liaoyang during March, protesting against unemployment, unpaid wages and official corruption.
		Alongside the renewed tensions in Liaoyang, as many as 10,000 laid-off workers in the Daqing oil fields are reported to have been taking part in a series of new protests since May 1.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2002/may2002/chin-m25.shtml (740 words)

	PRESS RELEASES
		This protest is estimated to have more than 1,000 participants in request of the release of their labor representatives.
		The Police Station of Liaoyang City denied the application with two reasons stated in an official letter to Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang’s families.
		Liaoyang workers demand the release Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang ,
	www.chinalaborwatch.org /releases/030312liaoyang.htm (445 words)

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		The Liaoyang Four were arrested in violation of ILO Conventions 98 and 87, pertaining to the right to organise in the union of their choice and the right to bargain.
		The Liaoyang Four were arrested when over 10,000 workers laid off from Feroalloy Factory, a State enterprise of the town, took to the streets on March 11-12, 2002, to demand payment of their wage arrears.
		The Liaoyang workers and their delegates were using the traditional means of the working class to pursue their legitimate grievances.
	www.brickman.dircon.co.uk /china.html (907 words)

	Labor Unrest In China - CBS News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Accounts of the unrest, which came from witnesses in the cities of Daqing and Liaoyang in the heart of China's "rust belt," suggest that protests under way since early this month may be gathering steam.
		One woman who works in a travel agency near the Liaoyang city office said she saw 10,000 demonstrators on her way to work Wednesday - the ninth straight day of protests in front of the building.
		The demonstrations in Liaoyang escalated last week with the arrest of protest leader Yao Fuxin, detained by plainclothes police Thursday, according to the China Labor Bulletin.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2002/03/20/world/main504185.shtml (977 words)

	No Sweat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The good news is that Xiao Yunliang, one of the Liaoyang 2, is free after four years imprisonment for leading a workers' protest.
		The workers who took part in demonstrations in Liaoyang City, Liaoning Province, in northeastern China in 2002, were protesting against alleged corruption in the factory - which they argued was a direct cause of its bankruptcy - and calling for unpaid wages and other owed benefits, including pensions, to be paid to the workers.
		Tried at the Liaoyang Intermediate People's Court on 15 January 2003, Xiao was sentenced to four years in prison and was originally due for release in March 2006.
	www.nosweat.org.uk /print.php?sid=1490 (797 words)

	Indictment of Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang in Liaoying, China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		As he was suspected of the crime of illegal assembly, marching and demonstrating, he was taken into criminal detention by the Baita District Branch of the Liaoyang Public Security Bureau on March 20, 2002.
		The Liaoyang City Public Security Bureau completed [its] investigation of the case, and on December 22, 2002 transferred the case to this People's Procuratorate for review [in order to determine whether to] prosecute defendants Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang under the crime of subverting the political power of the state.
		This procuratorate concludes that the defendants Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang, with the intention to subvert the political power of the state and overthrow the socialist system, have actively engaged in organizing and plotting to establish the hostile organization the "China Democracy Party," as well as organizing illegal assemblies, demonstrations and protests.
	www.hrw.org /press/2003/02/chinaindictment.htm (1313 words)

	Trini Leung, The Third Wave of the Chinese Labour Movement in the Post-Mao Era
		Although much smaller than the Daqing protests at the outset (there were several thousand workers who began the demonstration at the Liaoyang city government in early March), the level of organization, unity and tenacity shown by the protesters has apparently grown stronger in the face of police crackdowns.
		The Liaoyang protesters also decided on a conscious tactic of putting only old people in the front line of their demonstrations, in the hope of avoiding confrontation with the police.
		While Liaoyang Ferroalloy began their protests at the city government and demanded a government response, the Daqing oilfield workers have from the beginning focussed their demonstrations on their enterprise, the Daqing Petroleum Administration Bureau, and demanded talks with the top management of the enterprise.
	www.hartford-hwp.com /archives/55/297.html (4219 words)

	AllRefer.com - Liaoyang, China (Chinese Political Geography) - Encyclopedia
		It has evolved into a supply center for neighboring Anshan, providing it with food and other support services.
		One of the oldest cities of Manchuria, Liaoyang contains several Buddhist temples built in the 11th cent.
		In the Russo-Japanese War it was the site of a battle (Aug. 23–Sept. 3, 1904) in which the Russians were forced to retreat.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/L/Liaoyang.html (191 words)

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	The Hutchinson Dictionary of World History: Liaoyang, Battle of@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The battle foreshadowed the tactics of World War I, with the use of massed armies, modern rifles and machine guns, barbed wire, and entrenchments.
		disposition of forces The Russians, under General Alexei Kuropatkin, had prepared three strong defensive lines south of Liaoyang: the first was some 88 km/55 mi long, the second 24 km/15 mi long, and the...
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	Liaoyang definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
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		Liao·yang or Liao-yang city in Liaoning Province, northeastern China, situated 56 km (35 mi) south of Shenyang.
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