Liu Xia released after eight years of house arrest in China

Tuesday morning, the Chinese poet and artist Liu Xia have planned a plan to take her to Germany,
CNN writes and refers to his brother's information.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms the data. According to government spokesman Hua Chunying, Liu Xia traveled to Germany for medical treatment.
He reports Reuters.

This is the first time for more than eight years that Liu Xia has the opportunity to leave China. Since her husband, Liu Xiabo, received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010, she has been under house arrest.

Liu Xiabo, died of lung cancer last year, was one of China's most famous political prisoners. He was convicted of eleven years of imprisonment for disruptive activities after demanding major political reforms in China.

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Several countries have pressed Beijing to release Liu Xia over the years, who are not charged with any crime. After the death of her husband, negotiations intensified and, in particular, Germany put pressure on China.

The German Foreign Ministry announced in May that it was discussing the case with Beijing and that the talks should continue.

The UN also called on China to release Liu Xia. Last week, several of them released
United Nations human rights experts A joint statement.

"We reiterate our call to the Chinese government to reveal where she is in prison and let her go," they write in the statement.

Lius should have deteriorated and according to the data, on the basis of several recorded phone calls, she suffers from a UN experts have expressed concern about her health condition and demanded that Liu has access to treatment.