Chinese cyberspace is filled with videos showing violence against women and activists say only real social change will stop the abuse Tang Ping, 31, a mother-of-two in the southern Chinese city of Nanning, says in 2014 when her first child was six months old, her husband - an academic - began routinely beating her. She felt hurt but also ashamed, blaming herself for not being a good enough wife. She did not know what to do. Five years ago, after another round of violence, she finally summoned th...
'This is another pandemic': a female survivor of domestic abuse in China speaks out
The Guardian - 17 Jun 2022 04:00
Chinese cyberspace is filled with videos showing violence against women and activists say only real social change will stop the abuse Tang Ping, 31, a mother-of-two in the southern Chinese city of Nanning, says in 2014 when her first child was six months old, her husband - an academic - began routinely beating her. She felt hurt but also ashamed, blaming herself for not being a good enough wife. She did not know what to do. Five years ago, after another round of violence, she finally summoned th...
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