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Liu Xiaobo participated in the Tiananmen Square Protests, actively, prooting peaceful dialogue between the students and the governement, he negociated with the military to allow students to leave the square peacefully.

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Liu Xiaobo constitently advocated for a gradual, peaceful transition towards a constitual democracy in China.

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Liu Xiaobo co authored charter 08 a manifesto calling for democratic reforms, human rights, and the rule of law in china. The document explicity rejected violence and called for peaceful means to achieve these goals.

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Following the release of Charter 08, Liu was arrested and subsequently, sentenced to 11 years in jail for " inciting subversion of state power".

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Despite being imprisioned, Liu Xiaobo was awarded the 2010 nobel peace prize "for his long and non-violent straggle for fundamental human rights in China.''

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After receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010, Liu Xiaobo expressed his gratitude through letters to the Nobel Committee and those who supported him, including the signatories of Charter 08 and the families of the victims of the Tiananmen Square crackdown.

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Throught his imprisoment, Liu Xiaobo continued to be a symbol of peaceful resistance against authoritarianism.

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Liu consistently maintained that politico change in China should be achieved through peaceful means, negotiation, and respect for the rule of law.

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He explicity rejected violence and advocated for a gradual peaceful transtions towards democracy.

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His focus on fundamental human rights, including freedom of speech, assembly and religion, was central to his advocacy for peaceful change.

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The awarding of the nobel peace prize to Liu Xiaobo despite his imprisonment underscored his international recognition as a peacemaker and a symbol of peaceful resistance to opression.