China CCTV Tower: Architects of Oppression Controversy

The World protest China illegal Occupation in Tibet
Chinese authorities arrested five Americans on Tuesday after they spelled out "Free Tibet" with blue L.E.D. lights near the National Stadium. Three other people, including a New York artist who fashions giant displays with lasers on buildings, were detained for a separate protest.
The arrested protesters were Amy Johnson, 33, Sam Corbin, 24, Liza Smith, 31, Jacob Blumenfeld, 26, and Lauren Valle, 21.

Less information was available about the other three detained protesters, who intended to use lasers to spell out "Free Tibet" on a Beijing landmark. Organizers said it was unclear which landmark was to have been used.

The project's mastermind, James Powderly, 31, is a Brooklyn artist who recently showed his work at an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York entitled "Design and the Elastic Mind."
Dutch architect Rem Koolhaus's headquarters for CCTV, China's state broadcaster condemn China conscienceless sensorship, violation human rights

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As all conscience being, thanks for all those who stand up for human rights against brutal Communist China. China brainwashed 3 billion its citizen with patriot without free press will be a thread to our world. Communist Ideology is a virus to our democracy world.