China Revises Women’s Protection Law for the First Time in Decades, Addressing Inequality and Harassment

“This is the first time in nearly 30 years that the law on women's protection was revised. The bill is titled "Women's Rights and Interests Protection Law,” and was submitted to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Thursday, Oct. 27.”

Editor's Picks, GlobalTaylor HolbrooksNovember 20, 2022#MeToo, Women's Rights in China, Chinese Politics, Global Content, Editor's PickComment

The Case That Defines China's #MeToo Movement

“China’s #MeToo movement faced a major obstacle on Tuesday, September 14, after a landmark sexual assault case was thrown out due to insufficient evidence. Zhou Xiaoxuan, the plaintiff, publicly stated that she will appeal the case against Zhu Jun.”

GlobalMira FeffermanSeptember 24, 2021#MeToo, ChinaComment