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Poder, patriotismo y mil 400 millones de personas: cómo China venció

Poder, patriotismo y mil 400 millones de personas: cómo China venció
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Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on China

Submission to the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women on China 80th pre-session Attacks on women’s rights activists including in the context of the #MeToo movement (Articles 1, 2, 3, and 7) Two years after the #MeToo movement took off in China, Chinese women’s rights activists face a political environment in which the Chinese Communist Party’s control over the internet, media, and independent activism is tighter than the previous 30 years.[1] Since the Chinese government prohibits collective actions, the country’s #MeToo movement has not been able to manifest in mass street protests. But individuals who have suffered abuse have taken their cases to court, demonstrating extraordinary determination and resilience.

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China wanted to show off its vaccines-532090

China wanted to show off its vaccines Sun Online Desk 26th January, 2021 08:34:16 China’s coronavirus vaccines were supposed to deliver a geopolitical win that showcased the country’s scientific prowess and generosity. Instead, in some places, they have set off a backlash. Officials in Brazil and Turkey have complained that Chinese companies have been slow to ship the doses and ingredients. Disclosures about the Chinese vaccines have been slow and spotty. The few announcements that have trickled out suggest that China’s vaccines, while considered effective, cannot stop the virus as well as those developed by Pfizer and Moderna, the American drugmakers.

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Protesters Given Prison Terms for Beating Reporter at Hong Kong Airport

Protesters Given Prison Terms for Beating Reporter at Hong Kong Airport The sentences, stemming from an attack on a journalist for China’s state news media, were the heaviest yet in connection with the 2019 protests, a lawyer said. Fu Guohao was taken away on a stretcher after being assaulted by protesters at Hong Kong’s international airport in August 2019.Credit.Lam Yik Fei for The New York Times Published Jan. 8, 2021Updated Jan. 26, 2021 HONG KONG A Hong Kong court on Friday sentenced two men and one woman to several years in prison for assaulting a Chinese state media reporter during a protest that paralyzed the territory’s international airport in 2019.

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A Second Chinese Coronavirus Vaccine Is Said to Be Effective

Brazilian officials said Thursday that a coronavirus vaccine made by a Chinese company was effective, bolstering the chances of approval for a second Chinese inoculation that could be rolled out in much of the developing world. Officials in the state of São Paulo, where a prominent medical research institute carried out a large study of the vaccine made by the Beijing-based Sinovac, said the inoculation had an efficacy rate of 78 percent. The vaccine prevented all participants from developing serious and mild complications from the virus, officials said, calling it a highly effective preventive tool. In anticipation of approval, the vaccine, CoronaVac, has already been shipped around the world as countries prepare for mass inoculation campaigns. Sinovac has sold more than 300 million doses, mostly to low- and middle-income countries, accounting for about half of the total doses that China says vaccine makers were capable of producing in 2020, based on an analysis of company state

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