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Alibaba Fires Woman Who Accused Boss of Rape In #MeToo Setback
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has fired a woman who accused a manager of sexual assault, a surprise move that came just months after China's e-commerce leader admitted bungling its initial response to the allegation.
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International Tennis Federation Chief Doesn't Want "To Punish Billion" Chinese People Over Peng Shaui
International Tennis Federation president David Haggerty said Sunday that his organisation will not boycott China over the Peng Shuai affair as "we don't want to punish a billion people".
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Tennis Body Quits Over Star's Treatment; Don't Politicise, Says China
Beijing took umbrage on Thursday at the suspension of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournaments in China in solidarity with Peng Shuai after the player made a sexual assault accusation then disappeared from public view.
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Where Is Zhang Gaoli? Chinese Politician Accused By Tennis Star Peng Shuai Keeps Out Of Sight
Even as Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai appeared on a video call with the Olympics chief, the former vice premier she accused of sexual assault has stayed silent and out of sight - maintaining the veil of secrecy that shrouds China's political elite.
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China Says Tennis Star Peng Shuai's Case "Maliciously Hyped Up"
Peng Shuai case: China says tennis player's case "maliciously" hyped up amid concern about her safety after her sexual assault claim.
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Provide "Verifiable Evidence" About Missing Tennis Player: UK To China
Britain on Saturday urged China to provide "verifiable evidence" about the "safety and whereabouts" of tennis star Peng Shuai, whose whereabouts are unclear after making sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official.
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Novak Djokovic Backs WTA Threat To Cut Ties With China After Disappearance Of Peng Shuai
Novak Djokovic offered his support to Peng Shuai and WTA after the Chinese tennis player went missing.
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US "Deeply Concerned" Over Missing Chinese Tennis Star: White House
The United States is "deeply concerned" about Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, who went missing after making sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official, the White House said Friday.
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UN, US Demand Proof Of Missing Chinese Tennis Star's Well-Being
The United Nations said on Friday it wants proof of the whereabouts of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, missing ever since she made sexual assault allegations against a former vice-premier.
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WTA Boss Threatens To Pull Out Of China As Concern For Missing Peng Shuai Grows
The head of the WTA said he is prepared to cut lucrative business ties with China if tennis star Peng Shui remains unaccounted for and her sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official are not investigated.
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Player Accuses China's Top Politician Of Sexual Assault, Triggers Censorship
China's online censors Thursday scrubbed out a tennis star's reported allegations that a powerful politician sexually assaulted her, the first time that the #MeToo movement has reached the highest echelons of the ruling Communist Party.
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Rocked By Sexual Assault Allegations, Alibaba Says Working With China Police
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said on Sunday that it was cooperating with a police investigation into sexual assault allegations aired by a company employee.
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Monk Xuecheng Removed As Head Of Chinese Temple Amid Sex Probe
The former head of China's government-run Buddhist association has been removed as abbot of a Beijing temple following a sexual assault investigation, officials said.
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China Universities Act Against Professor For Girl's Suicide 20 Years Ago
Top universities in China have cut ties with a professor following outrage on social media over an alleged sexual assault that has been linked to a student's suicide almost 20 years ago, according to state media
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Opinion: China Refuses To Admit It Has A Rape Problem. I Would Know.
China's repressed struggle became visible last week as America belatedly dealt with longstanding sexual assault allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. Investigations by the New York Times and the New Yorker revealed Weinstein's decades of abuse and assault against dozens of women in which a male-dominated media industry was complicit...
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Alibaba Fires Woman Who Accused Boss of Rape In #MeToo Setback
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. has fired a woman who accused a manager of sexual assault, a surprise move that came just months after China's e-commerce leader admitted bungling its initial response to the allegation.
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International Tennis Federation Chief Doesn't Want "To Punish Billion" Chinese People Over Peng Shaui
International Tennis Federation president David Haggerty said Sunday that his organisation will not boycott China over the Peng Shuai affair as "we don't want to punish a billion people".
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Tennis Body Quits Over Star's Treatment; Don't Politicise, Says China
Beijing took umbrage on Thursday at the suspension of Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournaments in China in solidarity with Peng Shuai after the player made a sexual assault accusation then disappeared from public view.
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Where Is Zhang Gaoli? Chinese Politician Accused By Tennis Star Peng Shuai Keeps Out Of Sight
Even as Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai appeared on a video call with the Olympics chief, the former vice premier she accused of sexual assault has stayed silent and out of sight - maintaining the veil of secrecy that shrouds China's political elite.
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China Says Tennis Star Peng Shuai's Case "Maliciously Hyped Up"
Peng Shuai case: China says tennis player's case "maliciously" hyped up amid concern about her safety after her sexual assault claim.
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Provide "Verifiable Evidence" About Missing Tennis Player: UK To China
Britain on Saturday urged China to provide "verifiable evidence" about the "safety and whereabouts" of tennis star Peng Shuai, whose whereabouts are unclear after making sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official.
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Novak Djokovic Backs WTA Threat To Cut Ties With China After Disappearance Of Peng Shuai
Novak Djokovic offered his support to Peng Shuai and WTA after the Chinese tennis player went missing.
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US "Deeply Concerned" Over Missing Chinese Tennis Star: White House
The United States is "deeply concerned" about Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, who went missing after making sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official, the White House said Friday.
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UN, US Demand Proof Of Missing Chinese Tennis Star's Well-Being
The United Nations said on Friday it wants proof of the whereabouts of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, missing ever since she made sexual assault allegations against a former vice-premier.
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WTA Boss Threatens To Pull Out Of China As Concern For Missing Peng Shuai Grows
The head of the WTA said he is prepared to cut lucrative business ties with China if tennis star Peng Shui remains unaccounted for and her sexual assault allegations against a top Communist Party official are not investigated.
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Player Accuses China's Top Politician Of Sexual Assault, Triggers Censorship
China's online censors Thursday scrubbed out a tennis star's reported allegations that a powerful politician sexually assaulted her, the first time that the #MeToo movement has reached the highest echelons of the ruling Communist Party.
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Rocked By Sexual Assault Allegations, Alibaba Says Working With China Police
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said on Sunday that it was cooperating with a police investigation into sexual assault allegations aired by a company employee.
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Monk Xuecheng Removed As Head Of Chinese Temple Amid Sex Probe
The former head of China's government-run Buddhist association has been removed as abbot of a Beijing temple following a sexual assault investigation, officials said.
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China Universities Act Against Professor For Girl's Suicide 20 Years Ago
Top universities in China have cut ties with a professor following outrage on social media over an alleged sexual assault that has been linked to a student's suicide almost 20 years ago, according to state media
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Opinion: China Refuses To Admit It Has A Rape Problem. I Would Know.
China's repressed struggle became visible last week as America belatedly dealt with longstanding sexual assault allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein. Investigations by the New York Times and the New Yorker revealed Weinstein's decades of abuse and assault against dozens of women in which a male-dominated media industry was complicit...
