Forwarded from 國際文宣組 IFC
CCP China has no respect of #LGBT rights, in fact it’s hard to tell whether they even treat LGBT people as people. Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere, as the oppressed people, we must call out #CCP’s disgusting behaviour against the gays and lesbians.
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#china #gayrights #humanrights #freespeech #censorship #english #DIYms #LGBTQ+ #equality
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#china #gayrights #humanrights #freespeech #censorship #english #DIYms #LGBTQ+ #equality
Forwarded from What‘s up Beijing
In reality, the Chinese government has tightened its censorship on 🏳️🌈 content and related organizations and activities.
#lgbtq #pridemonth #meme #funny
#lgbtq #pridemonth #meme #funny
Forwarded from What‘s up Beijing
In reality, the Chinese government has tightened its censorship on 🏳️🌈 content and related organizations and activities.
#lgbtq #pridemonth #meme #funny
#lgbtq #pridemonth #meme #funny
#meme #搞笑 #lgbtq
@whatsup_beijing
Tsinghua University disciplines two students for placing 10 rainbow flags
On May 14, Huang and Li put 10 rainbow flags on the small table of the Tmall Supermarket wall at Tsinghua University.
On the same day, Huang and Li were asked for an interview, to which both students did not agree. Both students were then threatened by their respective counselors, with specific wording such as "it may affect your graduation" and "it's about whether you can still stay in this school". That night, Huang was was forcibly interviewed by the academic staff who barged into her room without knocking, under the dormitory building. At 12:30 p.m, Li was interviewed by the counselor without consent.
On June 30, Huang and Li were issued a notice of proposed disciplinary action. On July 15, Huang received the disciplinary decision letter, and on July 17, Li received the disciplinary decision letter.
@whatsup_beijing
Tsinghua University disciplines two students for placing 10 rainbow flags
On May 14, Huang and Li put 10 rainbow flags on the small table of the Tmall Supermarket wall at Tsinghua University.
On the same day, Huang and Li were asked for an interview, to which both students did not agree. Both students were then threatened by their respective counselors, with specific wording such as "it may affect your graduation" and "it's about whether you can still stay in this school". That night, Huang was was forcibly interviewed by the academic staff who barged into her room without knocking, under the dormitory building. At 12:30 p.m, Li was interviewed by the counselor without consent.
On June 30, Huang and Li were issued a notice of proposed disciplinary action. On July 15, Huang received the disciplinary decision letter, and on July 17, Li received the disciplinary decision letter.