China Investigates Wu Hongjuan Online Rape Allegations
Authorities in China said Friday they were investigating a woman's claims that she was raped 30 times by her boss and posted her story online after police refused to help her.
Wu Hongjuan, 26, posted a detailed description, along with photos and videos, of her alleged two-year ordeal on three popular online forums.
"We are investigating what the victim has said," a prosecution official in the eastern city of Wenzhou, where the woman works, told AFP.
Source: AsiaOne
The internet may have many ills but it does provide an avenue for sex abuse victims to seek redress, even in heavily regulated China.
In the past, victims will have to suffer in silence if the police refuses to act. But now that the case is out in the open and has sparked public fury, the police are under pressure to investigate and bring the rapist to justice.
I guess so long as online discussions are carried out in a level-headed manner, it should be encouraged rather than suppressed...
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China is a place we dun wan to get in trouble in...that fucking place is damn corrupted.
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