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Written on 31 March Posted in Article , Focus , Online Only. Author: Cai Chen. In late March , Shanghai imposed its strictest lockdowns since the Covid outbreak two years earlier.

Ter sido levada para o carro na frente de todo mundo, aguentando a humilhação de ficar nua para ser revistada na frente de estranhos, vestindo um colete para as fotos, sentada na cadeira, tremendo de medo, meu coração disparando. O perfil Pingping Anan Yongfu está entre pelo menos oito que, nos últimos meses, compartilharam relatos na rede social chinesa Weibo sobre prisões por publicarem ficção erótica gay. Pelo menos 30 escritoras, quase todas mulheres na faixa dos 20 anos, foram presas na China desde fevereiro, disse à BBC um advogado que defende uma delas. Muitas estão em liberdade sob fiança ou esperando julgamento, mas há ainda algumas sob custódia.

Specific situations and issues may present themselves to travellers who identify with one or more of these terms when visiting China. The government heavily censors portrayals of same-sex relationships and, up until , homosexuality was considered a mental illness. Through the dynasties, homosexual relationships were treated with indifference, but with global and Soviet influences into the 20th century, laws were put in place to ban same-sex relationships. Chinese people are generally tolerant and homophobic-related violence is incredibly rare.

Struggling with depression, a recent breakup, and the stigma that came with his HIV diagnosis in , he went live on Blued to show his everyday life — eating in a restaurant, shopping in a department store, or singing while driving his car. Sometimes he even livestreamed himself sleeping. In , Thitiwatt went public about his HIV status as more than 1, viewers tuned in to his livestream on Blued. Since then, alongside Facebook and Twitter, he has advocated for the rights of sexual minorities and people with HIV on Blued, where he has more than 60, followers.