These Chinese guys are not doing us Asian guys any favor

[theking]

Men drag, beat up women diners at China restaurant, footage sparks outrage
The video renewed an online debate about sexual harassment and gender-based violence in China.


https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/world/men-drag-beat-up-women-diners-at-china-restaurant-footage-sparks-outrage-8674591.html

Nine people have been arrested in connection with the attack. (Screengrab from video tweeted by @Byron_Wan)
Nine people have been arrested for a vicious attack on a group of women at a restaurant in China, police said Saturday, in a case that has sparked outrage over predatory sexual behaviour.

Footage of the incident widely circulated online shows a man placing his hand on a woman's back as she shares a meal with two companions at a barbecue restaurant in northern China's Hebei province.

After the woman pushes him away, the man strikes her before others drag her outside and deal a barrage of blows as she lies on the ground. Another woman is also knocked to the floor.

The video renewed an online debate about sexual harassment and gender-based violence in China where the conversation around women's rights has grown in recent years despite pressure from a patriarchal society, internet censorship and patchy legal support.

Campaigners say domestic abuse remains pervasive and under-reported while prominent feminists also face regular police harassment and detention.

Web censors blocked keywords linked to the #MeToo movement after a wave of women accused university professors of sexual harassment in 2018.

Police in Tangshan city on Saturday said they had arrested nine people on suspicion of violent assault and "provoking trouble", adding that "the case is being further investigated".

Two women treated at hospital following the incident were "in stable condition and not in mortal danger", while two others sustained minor injuries, authorities said Friday.

The attack generated hundreds of millions of comments on social media, where users slammed predatory behaviour and urged authorities to crack down on violence against women.

[theking]

Oh Jackie is not happy  :

Jackie Chan speaks out on viral video of violent attack on women diners in Tangshan

On Saturday, action star Jackie Chan posted on his social media that he “couldn’t sleep all night” after watching the recent viral video of a woman brutally attacked at a restaurant in Tangshan, China.

His response was in reference to CCTV footage from Friday that captured the attack of a woman at a Tangshan restaurant, in which she was repeatedly stomped on and assaulted.

[theking]

Police deputy fired, 5 under investigation over handling of group attack on female diners in Tangshan


The deputy police chief handling the vicious attack on a group of women in the Chinese city of Tangshan earlier this month has been fired.

Without detailing the reason for the dismissal, Hebei’s discipline inspection and supervision authority announced on Tuesday that the deputy chief, identified by his surname Li, had been relieved of his post.

Li was responsible for the initial handling of the case involving the attack on four women by a group of several people at a barbecue restaurant on June 10.

The official notice also revealed that Lubei district police chief Ma Aijun and four other officers have been placed under investigation.

[Hung_Low]

Men drag, beat up women diners at China restaurant, footage sparks outrage
The video renewed an online debate about sexual harassment and gender-based violence in China.


https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/world/men-drag-beat-up-women-diners-at-china-restaurant-footage-sparks-outrage-8674591.html

Nine people have been arrested in connection with the attack. (Screengrab from video tweeted by @Byron_Wan)
Nine people have been arrested for a vicious attack on a group of women at a restaurant in China, police said Saturday, in a case that has sparked outrage over predatory sexual behaviour.

Footage of the incident widely circulated online shows a man placing his hand on a woman's back as she shares a meal with two companions at a barbecue restaurant in northern China's Hebei province.

After the woman pushes him away, the man strikes her before others drag her outside and deal a barrage of blows as she lies on the ground. Another woman is also knocked to the floor.

The video renewed an online debate about sexual harassment and gender-based violence in China where the conversation around women's rights has grown in recent years despite pressure from a patriarchal society, internet censorship and patchy legal support.

Campaigners say domestic abuse remains pervasive and under-reported while prominent feminists also face regular police harassment and detention.

Web censors blocked keywords linked to the #MeToo movement after a wave of women accused university professors of sexual harassment in 2018.

Police in Tangshan city on Saturday said they had arrested nine people on suspicion of violent assault and "provoking trouble", adding that "the case is being further investigated".

Two women treated at hospital following the incident were "in stable condition and not in mortal danger", while two others sustained minor injuries, authorities said Friday.

The attack generated hundreds of millions of comments on social media, where users slammed predatory behaviour and urged authorities to crack down on violence against women.

The US is fine with China's treatment of women and minorities though... the NBA will stand behind China.