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It is important in promoting the preparations of the Games, and opens up opportunities for the general public and friends from home and abroad to participate in the Games and serve the Games
China launches Olympic volunteer Web site Aug 28, 2006
Except for the opening and closing ceremonies and a few popular events, the majority of tickets will be very, very cheap
China to sell 7 million Olympics tickets Aug 06, 2006
Excluding those reserved for the 'Olympic family,' which includes sponsors, the International Olympic Committee and sports-federation officials, over 7 million tickets will be sold to the general public
China to sell 7 million Olympics tickets Aug 06, 2006
We expect to leave an excellent impression on the athletes and guests from all over the world and billions of TV audiences by staging a fantastic opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games
Spielberg, Zhang to design Olympics Apr 17, 2006
No matter what happens with international climate change negotiations, reducing fossil fuel consumption and developing renewable energy will be the best way to ensure a secure energy supply
China plans renewable energy center Feb 10, 2010
Liu Qi (simplified Chinese: 刘淇; traditional Chinese: 劉淇; pinyin: Liú Qí; born November 1942 in Wujin, Changzhou, Jiangsu) is the CPC Beijing Committee Secretary, first-in-charge of Beijing, and also a member of the CPC Politburo. He was the President of the Beijing Olympics Organizing Committee.
On February 7, 2002, Liu was sued in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California by the San Francisco-based human rights organization, the Center for Justice and Accountability. The plaintiffs in that case alleged that as mayor of Beijing, Liu was responsible for formulating security policy and had control over the local police. The police were in turn alleged to have tortured the plaintiffs with beatings, electric shock, and forced feedings through tubes inserted through the plaintiffs' noses. The court issued a declaratory judgment that Liu was responsible for violating the defendants' rights to be free from torture and arbitrary detention. However, because Liu did not defend the suit, there were no hearings, trial, or findings of fact on the issues presented.
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