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Artist Ai Weiwei holds a webcam that he was reportedly ordered by Chinese police to disconnect, at his home in Beijing on April 5, 2012. Chinese artist and government critic Ai said he was ordered to take down four live webcams he installed in his home this week to mock authorities' round-the-clock surveillance of him. AFP PHOTO / Ed Jones

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created date 2012-04-05

credit AFP/EAST NEWS

source AFP

byline Ed Jones

original transmission reference EJJ821-CHINA-RIGHTS-ART-afp_com_20120405_PH-HKG-Hkg7148207

weight 1,13MB

size 34cm x 23cm by 300dpi

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