‘People had naive expectations’: How MeToo has changed in China
- When Jasmine, a once active member of China’s MeToo movement, organises feminist activities in Beijing, she often does so under the guise of an art or cultural event.
- She avoids publicising them on social media, instead sharing details privately in her personal circle.
- It’s very difficult to imagine what happened during the MeToo period, she says, “when one survivor could speak publicly about her experience and trigger a broader discussion about sexual harassment.
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- When Jasmine, a once active member of China’s MeToo movement, organises feminist activities in Beijing, she often does so under the guise of an art or cultural event.
- She avoids publicising them on social media, instead sharing details privately in her personal circle.
- It’s very difficult to imagine what happened during the MeToo period, she says, “when one survivor could speak publicly about her experience and trigger a broader discussion about sexual harassment.
Sources: Guardian