LiMaizi

@LiMaizi

Queer Feminist Activist. 女權主義行動派在中國，致力於性別平等，捍衛婦女的人權。E-mail, limaizijia@gmail.com

Joined March 2012
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    Aug 11

    8月11日晚7时许，与父母吃饭后，梦雨被自称她叔叔伯伯的人架走，现下落不明。坪山黑势力对殴打工人的黑警放任不管，对全国人民的质问反咬一口，对声援团的出行食宿公然骚扰，现在直接怂恿不明身份的人把梦雨绑架？！深圳工人和声援团打的就是持久战，等的就是黑势力的彻底灭亡！立即恢复梦雨人身自由！

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    Aug 6

    What consent is and not. "Only "yes" is consent" Get consent!

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    Aug 8

    A huge street advertisement on is on show in front of a mall “Zhongmao Square” 中贸广场 in xi’an. “Say no to sexual harassment” 👍👍👍. Originally posted by 沃星网”on Weibo.

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  4. Aug 8

    An A to Z of Theory | Neoliberalism, Higher Education and Sanaz Raji’s Struggle for Justice

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  5. Aug 8

    Can I sue the UK Home Office that Hostile Policy violated my right to privacy?

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    Aug 1

    Temple Denies Abbot Raped Monks: Leaked document had alleged that Beijing’s Longquan Monastery was rife with abuse.

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    Aug 1

    Renee Ren, a brave student in Qingdao, has sued the police for failing to investigate her rape report, while her university tries to silence her amid China's growing movement. By

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    Aug 1

    was exposed in China’s Buddhist Temple Longquan Monasteries. Two members of Longquan Temple, who are also PHDs of Tsinghua University, issued a report exposing the Abbots of Longquan Temple sexually harassed their women believers.The report is banned instantly.

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  9. Aug 1

    男女双修了解一下

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    Jul 31

    upd. our dear 4 activists are ON FREEDOM now. they still will have to come to court and still can get another 25 days,but now they're free 🖤

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    Jul 31

    yesterday girls who served 15 days already were charged with 20.2 (up to 10days in jail), today cops added 19.3 (additionally up to 15 days)

    Девушкам (Пахтусова, Курачова, Никульшина) еще дополнительно вменяют 19.3 (неповиновение законному распоряжению сотрудника полиции) за вчерашний отказ от обыска без защитника!
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    Jul 31

    A group of NGOs in Beijing formed anti sexual harassment network, announce that they will provide comprehensive legal, counseling, media, and advocacy services to survivors of sexual harassment from all over the country. RT for ppl who might need it. in China

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    Jul 30

    going too far?As it finally triggers public discussion in China recently,intellectuals already worry metoo is justice w/o due process.Metoo is great b/c it challenges the patriarchy power structure,women wouldn’t count on power structure to solve the problems it creates.

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  14. Jul 29

    【The same in China.】How litigation laid the ground for accountability after | Catharine A MacKinnon

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  15. Jul 29

    Has Done What the Law Could Not

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    Jul 28

    People are developing hashtags of “MeToo” in various languages on Weibo after many types of this mobilization order in English and Chinese ( including localism ) were censored. Yes people are fighting for the freedom to express their anger again.

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    Jul 27

    Li Maizi: “The Public Interest World Needs a Feminist Education” h/t

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  18. Jul 27

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    Jul 27

    A Reckoning in China’s Workplace Amid Wave of Accusations “It’s only the beginning of ‘Me Too’ in China,” said Li Tingting/, an activist for gender equality. “The men-dominant structure is everywhere. The rape culture is still powerful.”

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    Jul 26

    “It’s only the beginning of in China,” says feminist activist . “The men-dominant structure is everywhere. The rape culture is still powerful.”

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