Case Of Peng Shuai Puts China's #MeToo Movement Back In Spotlight

The video discusses the censorship surrounding Peng Shuai's allegations against a former Chinese official and the broader implications for the Me Too movement in China. It highlights the challenges faced by women in China due to censorship and the concentration of power in the government. The video also covers high-profile cases like Kris Wu's and the impact of these events on feminists and human rights defenders. Despite international attention, the Chinese government has not commented on the allegations, raising concerns about the safety and freedom of those who speak out.

What was the main reason for the former Wimbledon champion's disappearance from the public eye?

• She retired from sports.

• She accused a government official of coercion.

• She moved to another country.

• She was involved in a financial scandal.

What was a significant challenge faced by the Me Too movement in China?

• Financial constraints.

• Censorship and concentration of power.

• Insufficient media coverage.

• Lack of international support.

What was the outcome of the court case involving the former media intern in Beijing?

• The intern won the case.

• The case was dismissed due to lack of evidence.

• The case was settled out of court.

• The intern was fined for false allegations.

How did the case of Kris Wu differ from other cases discussed?

• It led to a government crackdown on celebrity culture.

• It involved international legal proceedings.

• It was ignored by the media.

• It was resolved quickly.

What message does the selective justice in China send to feminists and activists?

• That legal systems are improving.

• That justice is always served.

• That powerful figures are untouchable.

• That international pressure is effective.