How a teenage bullying incident spiralled into city-wide protests in China
The attack left a girl of 14 with minor injuries, but why did it spark such furious protests in the city of Jiangyou? It started as an unpleasant, although not uncommon, teenage bullying incident. On 2 August, a video appeared online, showing a group of teenage girls kicking, slapping and (…)
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