Xu urged the leaders of the Communist Party to
that will inform about their properties.
In one of the judicial processes to a more prominent dissident in recent years in China, A Beijing Court sentenced the Chinese human rights activist, Xu Zhiyong, Four years in prison for congregating a crowd and altering public order.
Xu, An academic of laws, He urged China's Communist Party leaders to publicly disseminate information about their possessions, As part of an anti -corruption campaign developed by its movement of new citizens.
Xu's lawyers previously told the BBC who expected a guilt verdict and that they plan to appeal.
During the trial, The United States referred to the dissident as a political prisoner and requested his liberation.
Xu is one of the base activists taken to trial this week, in what many analysts see as a broader offensive of the government against dissidents.
Read too: China arrests activist who asks for transparency of public officials
