Politik

Wukan - das "gallische Dorf" in China

Eine Hand schreibt chinesische Schriftzeichen auf ein rotes Plakat.
Das Dorf Wukan erlangte im vergangenen Jahr mit Protesten Berühmtheit - nun hielt man Wahlen zum Dorfkomitee ab.
05.03.12, 10:41
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Eine Hand schreibt chinesische Schriftzeichen auf ein rotes Plakat.

REUTERSAn election worker counts votes after an election in Wukan, southern Chinese province of Guangdong March 3, 2012. Residents of Wukan gathered on Saturday to elect a new administrative authority that many hail as a model for greater grassroots democ
Ein Raum mit vielen Wahlkabinen und einer Frau im Hintergrund.

REUTERSBallot writing booths are set up at a school playground at Wukan village in the southern Guangdong province March 2, 2012, one day before an election of a seven-member village committee. Over the past month, the southern fishing village of Wukan ha
Ein Mann trinkt Wasser vor einem Gebäude mit chinesischer Flagge.

REUTERSVillage chief candidate Lin Zuluan (L) stands behind an election worker during an election in Wukan, in Chinas southern Guangdong province, March 3, 2012. Residents of the southern Chinese fishing village gathered on Saturday to elect a new adminis
Ein Mann wirft einen Wahlzettel in eine Wahlurne und zeigt das Victory-Zeichen.

REUTERSA villager flashes a victory sign as he casts his ballot during an election in Wukan, in Chinas southern Guangdong province March 3, 2012. Residents of a southern Chinese fishing village gathered on Saturday to elect a new administrative authority
Ein Soldat betrachtet eine rote Wand mit chinesischen Schriftzeichen.

REUTERSA policeman looks at a paper written with votes counted after an election in Wukan, southern Chinese province of Guangdong March 3, 2012. Residents of Wukan gathered on Saturday to elect a new administrative authority that many hail as a model for
Zwei Männer bearbeiten rosa Formulare an einem Tisch, während andere Personen im Hintergrund stehen.

REUTERSElection workers count votes after an election in Wukan, southern Chinese province of Guangdong March 3, 2012. Residents of Wukan gathered on Saturday to elect a new administrative authority that many hail as a model for greater grassroots democrac
Männer stehen zwischen nummerierten Holzkisten mit chinesischen Schriftzeichen.

REUTERSElection workers walk past ballot writing booths at a school playground where a run-off election takes place in Wukan, in Chinas Guangdong province March 4, 2012. Residents of a southern Chinese village on Saturday elected a reformist leader to run
Der chinesische Bürgerrechtler Chen Guangcheng lächelt umringt von Menschen.

REUTERSLin Zuluan (C) is accompanied by other villagers after being elected as village chief in Wukan, southern Chinese province of Guangdong March 3, 2012. Residents of Wukan gathered on Saturday to elect a new administrative authority that many hail as
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