Chen: US pressure key as China shows ‘bad faith’

Headline Title: Chen: US pressure key as China shows ‘bad faith’ 03 May 2012 Promises to Chen Guangcheng that he can live a normal life if he remains in China must be viewed with extreme caution, Amnesty International said as he and his family spent their first day reunited in hospital in Beijing surrounded by security personnel. “The full story of what happened when he left the US Embassy has yet to emerge, but the fact remains that China made guarantees to American officials that Chen Guangcheng could live a normal life in China in safety,” said Catherine Baber, Amnesty International’s…

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