Protests in China Case of viral school bullying

The school harassment event in southern China has sparked several protests and requires more justice for the 14-year victim.

They knelt in the city of Jiangyou in the city of Jiangyou, Kicking and three other minors.

Police said that three suspects are female, between 13, 14 and 15 years of “specialized schools for specialized schools”.

He was aware of the incident deployed on social media, many clear that he had too much light “, especially the girl who had harassed more than once and said that mothers had more justice.

In a video thrown by the author, the victim can be heard, saying he would call the police once and over again after a stick. Then one of the girls who attacked him did not fear. Another said he moved to the police station more than 10 times, and said he was free to free for less than 20 minutes.

These comments have resonated enough to punish persecution in China.

The events have requested an avid of anger in a public wave online and protests have exploded outside the Jiangyou local government offices.

More than 1,000 people gathered on August 4th and until the midnight, according to local store owners.

One of them told them that he had “bloody things” “to control the crowds after police and electrical products.

Various videos published online appear when checking his account. Officers can be seen by dragging the protesters across the street and knocking with one. A witness also said that he threw some bottles to the police.

“People want justice,” he said. “People (not missing) was angry around the punishment.”

Witnesses who talked to BBC did not give their names by the police to talk about the fact that the people.

In the call of the local public safety office, BBC said “Asking questions about foreign press limit”.

Protests in China are not uncommon, but they quickly turn off and censored in the state media and the Internet.

Jiangyou demonstrations must provide secondary expression by police to clarify the daughters of a lawyer and police inspectors. These claims are false, police said.

“There are two unemployment in the parents, they work outside the two provinces, it is a local seller and is a local delivery driver,” the statement said.

The police have punished two people by saying that online messages to expand the online information that has been interrupted and affected by serious social impacts “.

A lawyer based in Shanghai said this event has noted this dilemma that has highlighted the legal dilemma for Chinese officials.

“It is a punishment for minor injuries, the physical and mental trauma suffered by the victims, which leads to great imbalance in the protection of their rights,” Weibo wrote on the Social Media Platform.

His credentials checked BBC, but he doesn’t want to be named.

Harassment is very sensitive in China in recent years in China, and the deaths of the alleged harassment has sparked protests in the past.

This year in January, The death of a teenager aroused violent protests In a northwestern Chinese city. Objects were given to the police in the demonstrations of Pucheng in Shaanxi province. The authorities said, the adolescent fell into a crash that fell to his death in his school room, but there were allegations on social media in a coating.

Last year The Chinese court gave long sentences Two adolescents who killed a classmate with a shovel in Hebei province. 13-year-olds were buried in an abandoned vegetable greenhouse.

The victim had to bully his classmates, his family and lawyers believed that the court said he had the “conflict” with convicted teenagers.