In this photo provided by the U.S.-based Christian human rights group China Aid, American physician Dr. Devra Marcus, center, American human right advocate Kody Kness, left, and Jiang Hangli, wife of Chinese democracy activist Zhu Yufu, are seen in front the No. 4 Zhejiang Prison office building on the outskirts of Hangzhou in eastern China's Zhejiang province, Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013, while waiting for Kness's cellphone, which was taken away by the prison, to be returned, after they were denied a medical visit to the ailing activist. Dr. Marcus and Kness, both of Washington, were trying to make a humanitarian visit to Zhu, who is serving a seven-year sentence on a conviction of inciting subversion and is believed to be in poor health. (AP Photo/Courtesy China Aid)
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