In the courtroom, the man who led a vicious attack on four women at a restaurant in June gave a tearful speech and apologized to “the country, the city of Tangshan, and the victims.”
After footage of a group of men sexually harassing and assaulting a woman in a restaurant went viral, authorities in the city of Tangshan have vowed to get tough on the perpetrators who they say are gang members, and on the officials who have apparently protected them. But Chinese social media users are not convinced.
The recent attack in Tangshan has led to some people to leverage it to promote themselves on social media.
As calls for answers and accountability continue, local authorities in Tangshan finally updated the public on the latest about its investigation into a violent attack on women that has outraged the nation.
A British fashion brand became collateral damage in social media outrage about a violent, misogynistic attack in China. And there's a phrase for that in Chinese.
Public outrage over a violent attack in Tangshan has led local authorities to initiate a two-month campaign against organized crime. This has opened a floodgate of complaints about both gangster activities and police misconduct.
A group of men in Tangshan were caught on camera brutally beating a woman after she turned down unwanted attention from one of them. The assault has sparked furious demands to address misogyny in China.
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