Examples of using Xiaobo in English and their translations into German
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Liu Xiaobo is Chinese.
A copy reached Liu Xiaobo in prison.
Liu Xiaobo is not a one-off case.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Liu Xiaobo died in custody.
Zhu Xiaobo shouted:"Force feed her!
Today we grieve the loss of a giant of human rights. Liu Xiaobo was a man of fierce intellect, principle, wit and above all humanity.
Liu Xiaobo is not a criminal: he is a brave and committed citizen who brings prestige across the world to China and the Chinese people, and of whom the Chinese people should only be proud.
Before his exile, Yu had been thrown into a dark room and tortured,because Liu Xiaobo won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010.
Produced by Xiaobo Lapresta and Jay Liebowitz.
German government spokesman Steffen Seibert said on July 3 that Berlin hopes Liu will get“all the medicalsupport he needs” and that a“humanitarian solution for Liu Xiaobo should be the highest priority”.
Naturally Liu Xiaobo has his supporters, but they necessarily live in a parallel world….
In fact, China would gain, as I was saying,the respect of the other countries if it allowed Liu Xiaobo now to go to Oslo to receive his prize instead of making these threats against other countries.
We have congratulated Liu Xiaobo via the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs, Lady Ashton, and via the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, and we have stressed how important his release is to us.
We can conduct it with specific people, forexample, in the case of the well-known human rights activist, Liu Xiaobo, or we can also conduct it on other levels, on a political level in political dialogue.
Winners of the Nobel Peace Prize- Liu Xiaobo- and the Sakharov Prize- Guillermo Fariñas- were not able to receive their awards, because they did not receive permission from the regimes where they live to leave their country.
Therefore, it is worth taking other steps, apart from resolutions,which will make possible greater respect for what Liu Xiaobo is fighting for, as well as thousands of Chinese people and many other people around the world.
Beijing must free Liu Xiaobo, his wife and his friends; it must free the Sakharov laureate, Hu Jia, and all the other brave Chinese citizens who dare to fight for democracy, for freedom and for their most basic rights.
Inspired by mutual respect and a deep understanding of the Chinese political context, we will continue to raise the universal issues of human rights, in particular,the case of Mr Liu Xiaobo, Nobel Peace Prize winner, with the Chinese authorities.
The Commission reiterates its call on China to release Liu Xiaobo immediately from prison and to lift his wife's house arrest order, as well as to remove all restrictions on his friends' freedom of movement.
Firstly, the European Union will, of course, be present as a whole, as it has been every year, with at least the same presence as last year- like all the Union's diplomatic delegations-at the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize to Mr Liu Xiaobo in Oslo on 10 December.
At this very moment,I believe that awarding the Nobel Prize to Liu Xiaobo is an appropriate act to emphasise that, although China has made great progress in economic and sometimes in social matters, the real sign of progress is respect for human rights.
Arrested for taking part in demonstrations, banned from teaching, sent for re-education and now imprisoned for seeking to exercise freedom of expression,the Chinese called Liu Xiaobo a criminal whilst the rest of the world awards him the accolade for peace.
When Liu Xiaobo was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010 after having been sentenced to ten years of detention in 2009 for demanding more democracy and individual rights, Ai Weiwei, who knows Liu quite well, praised the decision for the award as encouragement for all people in China who speak out for fundamental human rights.
The EU persistently called for the release of peaceful activists, lawyers, and dissenters detained in China and, together with Germany, played an important role in securing the freedom of Liu Xia, an artist and thewidow of the late Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Liu Xiaobo.
When pursuing its economic interests, the EU itself has a responsibility to support activists like Ai Weiwei,Liu Xiaobo and Hu Jun, who have fought courageously for urgent political reform in China, against oppression, and for human rights and fundamental freedoms.
His government has also detained an array of public intellectuals who have been critical of its policies, including cyber-dissidents Liu Di and Shi Tao(who was arrested thanks to Yahoo's collaboration with the police in identifying him)and freelance writers Yu Jie and Liu Xiaobo.
Madam President, the European Union will continue with consistency and determination the efforts that it has undertaken fornearly two years now to see Liu Xiaobo freed so that he can exercise his rights in full and take part, as he would like to, in the public debate that he initiated in China with Charter 08.
For this to be achieved, China will have to ask itself why, for example, it responded to the recent release of Aung San Suu Kyi by calling her an important political figure, even thoughit does not recognise that many people across the world believe that Liu Xiaobo, too, is an important political figure.
On behalf of the S&D Group.- Madam President, tonight, we in the Socialist and Democrat Group give our fullsupport to this European Parliament demand that Liu Xiaobo is allowed to go to Oslo, and does not earn a different prize as the first laureate or laureate's representative in its one hundred year history to be unable to be present to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
On the morning of December 16th, 2009, seven policemen, including Chen Yulong and another officer surnamed Wang from the Domestic Security Division in the Lianshan District of Huludao City and Li Fenjun,Li Xiaobo, and three others from the Huagong Police Station arrived at Ms. Wang Lixiang's home.