Part of the plot to contain China

For the second time, the Nobel Peace Prize goes to a person identified as non-peaceful in Beijing's political who's who.

Liu Xiaobo, the 2010 awardee, is behind bars serving a 11-year term for "openly slandering and inciting others to overthrow our country's State power," according to the verdict at his trial.

The Nobel Committee said it was determined to honor "the foremost symbol" of the "struggle for human rights" in China.