China sentences Taiwanese activist to five years for subversionBEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - China on Tuesday sentenced Taiwanese rights activist Li Ming-che to five years in prison for subverting state power, prompting Taiwan s ruling political party to label the verdict  totally unacceptable . Li, a community college lecturer and an activist at a human rights non-governmental organisation in Taiwan, went missing while on a trip to China in March. Chinese authorities later charged him with subverting state power.  In the first hearing of Li s case in September, he confessed to subversion, according to videos of the hearing, though his wife refused to recognise the court s authority. Tuesday s verdict was handed down by the Yueyang City Intermediate People s Court in central Hunan province, according to a video of proceedings released by the court s social media account. A mainland Chinese rights activist, Peng Yuhua, tried alongside Li, was sentenced to seven years for the same crime.  Taiwan s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said that it was  strongly dissatisfied and regretful  of the result, calling for Beijing to allow Li to return to Taiwan. Beijing must ensure the health and well-being of Li, respect the law and continue to allow his family to visit him, the DPP said in a statement. Li s wife, Li Ching-yu, who had travelled to the mainland from Taiwan to attend her husband s hearing, was in attendance when the verdict was read, according to the videos. Li Ching-yu said in a statement sent to Reuters by her supporters that her husband had long realised that his rights work came with a cost and that there were  tigers in the mountains .  He came to understand early on that he must accept the torment of being made to accept guilt and of being imprisoned,  she said. Peng had been the main actor in the subversion and Li had been an active participant, the court authorities said in the video. Both Li and Peng said that they accepted the ruling and would not appeal, according to the court s video. Ties between Beijing and Taipei have been strained since  Taiwan s President Tsai Ing-wen, leader of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, took office last year. Tsai s refusal to state that Taiwan and China are part of one country has angered Beijing, as have her comments about human rights on the mainland. worldnews
china sentences taiwanese activist five years reuters china tuesday sentenced taiwanese rights activist li five years prison subverting state power prompting taiwan ruling political party label verdict totally unacceptable li community college lecturer activist human rights organisation taiwan went missing trip china march chinese authorities later charged subverting state power in first hearing li case september confessed subversion according videos hearing though wife refused recognise court authority tuesday verdict handed yueyang city intermediate people court central human province according video proceedings released court social media account a mainland chinese rights activist peng hua tried alongside li sentenced seven years crime taiwan ruling democratic progressive party dpp said strongly dissatisfied regretful result calling beijing allow li return taiwan beijing must ensure health li respect law continue allow family visit dpp said statement li wife li travelled mainland taiwan attend husband hearing attendance verdict read according videos li said statement sent reuters supporters husband long realised rights work came cost tigers mountains he came understand early must accept torment made accept guilt imprisoned said peng main actor subversion li active participant court authorities said video both li peng said accepted ruling would appeal according court video ties beijing taipei strained since taiwan president tai leader democratic progressive party took office last year tai refusal state taiwan china part one country angered beijing comments human rights mainland worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: China sentences Taiwanese activist to five years for subversionBEIJING/TAIPEI (Reuters) - China on Tuesday sentenced Taiwanese rights activist Li Ming-che to five years in prison for subverting state power, prompting Taiwan s ruling political party to label the verdict  totally unacceptable . Li, a community college lecturer and an activist at a human rights non-governmental organisation in Taiwan, went missing while on a trip to China in March. Chinese authorities later charged him with subverting state power.  In the first hearing of Li s case in September, he confessed to subversion, according to videos of the hearing, though his wife refused to recognise the court s authority. Tuesday s verdict was handed down by the Yueyang City Intermediate People s Court in central Hunan province, according to a video of proceedings released by the court s social media account. A mainland Chinese rights activist, Peng Yuhua, tried alongside Li, was sentenced to seven years for the same crime.  Taiwan s ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said that it was  strongly dissatisfied and regretful  of the result, calling for Beijing to allow Li to return to Taiwan. Beijing must ensure the health and well-being of Li, respect the law and continue to allow his family to visit him, the DPP said in a statement. Li s wife, Li Ching-yu, who had travelled to the mainland from Taiwan to attend her husband s hearing, was in attendance when the verdict was read, according to the videos. Li Ching-yu said in a statement sent to Reuters by her supporters that her husband had long realised that his rights work came with a cost and that there were  tigers in the mountains .  He came to understand early on that he must accept the torment of being made to accept guilt and of being imprisoned,  she said. Peng had been the main actor in the subversion and Li had been an active participant, the court authorities said in the video. Both Li and Peng said that they accepted the ruling and would not appeal, according to the court s video. Ties between Beijing and Taipei have been strained since  Taiwan s President Tsai Ing-wen, leader of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party, took office last year. Tsai s refusal to state that Taiwan and China are part of one country has angered Beijing, as have her comments about human rights on the mainland. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: china sentences taiwanese activist five years reuters china tuesday sentenced taiwanese rights activist li five years prison subverting state power prompting taiwan ruling political party label verdict totally unacceptable li community college lecturer activist human rights organisation taiwan went missing trip china march chinese authorities later charged subverting state power in first hearing li case september confessed subversion according videos hearing though wife refused recognise court authority tuesday verdict handed yueyang city intermediate people court central human province according video proceedings released court social media account a mainland chinese rights activist peng hua tried alongside li sentenced seven years crime taiwan ruling democratic progressive party dpp said strongly dissatisfied regretful result calling beijing allow li return taiwan beijing must ensure health li respect law continue allow family visit dpp said statement li wife li travelled mainland taiwan attend husband hearing attendance verdict read according videos li said statement sent reuters supporters husband long realised rights work came cost tigers mountains he came understand early must accept torment made accept guilt imprisoned said peng main actor subversion li active participant court authorities said video both li peng said accepted ruling would appeal according court video ties beijing taipei strained since taiwan president tai leader democratic progressive party took office last year tai refusal state taiwan china part one country angered beijing comments human rights mainland worldnews