Beijing's strict social control mean few have risked speaking out about misogyny but campaigners are beginning to make their voices heard It has been 12 years since Luo Qianqian says she was pounced upon by her PhD supervisor while she was studying in Beijing. "Please don't do that," she remembers protesting. "I'm still a virgin." Related: 'We say, time's up!' Who were the activists at the Golden Globes?
China's women break silence on harassment as #MeToo becomes #WoYeShi
The Guardian - 9 Jan 2018 05:45
Beijing's strict social control mean few have risked speaking out about misogyny but campaigners are beginning to make their voices heard It has been 12 years since Luo Qianqian says she was pounced upon by her PhD supervisor while she was studying in Beijing. "Please don't do that," she remembers protesting. "I'm still a virgin." Related: 'We say, time's up!' Who were the activists at the Golden Globes?
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