China sentences three people to death over scam centers operated in Myanmar
Photo: CBS NewsHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize grisly evidence of violence against victims; alternative sources stress the wider set of convictions and the range of crimes, including fraud and trafficking.
Chinese authorities sentenced three people to death in connection with running scam centers, which Al Jazeera places in Myanmar. Dozens of others received prison terms for crimes including telecommunications fraud, trafficking, prostitution and murder. CBS News, citing state media, reports that police found victims' remains bound with iron chains and showing bullet wounds to the skull. The excerpts differ mainly in focus: one on the physical evidence of violence, the other on the breadth of convictions.
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Focuses on the disturbing evidence of violence against victims, as described by state media.
Highlights the Myanmar location and the broad range of crimes for which dozens more were imprisoned.
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