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Missing Chinese dissident lawyer Gao Zhisheng alive
[28.03.2010] BBC schreibt. Prominent Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, missing for more than a year after being detained by police, has spoken to Western journalists.
He said he was living near Wutai mountain, a Buddhist landmark in northern Shanxi province.
"I want to live a quiet life for a while," Mr Gao said by phone.
The BBC's Michael Bristow in Beijing says there are still many questions about Mr Gao's situation and the latest news only serves to deepen the mystery.
The lawyer told Reuters news agency he had been released six months ago. He was abducted by police from a relative's house in February 2009.
He has spoken by telephone to his two children, who along with his wife sought political asylum in the US last year, by phone. They are "thrilled and relieved" that he is alive.
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