Chinese women carve offline spaces to challenge gender norms amid online censorship
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A Chinese law school professor was fired following an online controversy over her women's rights course, highlighting the tightening boundaries of academic freedom in China. The incident reflects the regime's sensitivity to gender-related discourse and its use of social media pressure to enforce ideological conformity. This is part of a broader pattern of suppressing liberal academic voices, with implications for civil society and international perceptions of China's human rights record.
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