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Thousands of men shared non-consensual intimate photos on Telegram: Chinese media
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Hong Kong Free Press
Thousands of men shared non-consensual intimate photos on Telegram: Chinese media
Thousands of men allegedly shared intimate photos and videos of their girlfriends without consent on the Telegram messaging app, Chinese media reported, sparking widespread outcry against secret filming and calls to better protect women. The Telegram messaging app. Photo: Christian Wiediger/Unsplash. Pornography in China is illegal, and conservative social attitudes towards women remain the norm, often reinforced by state media and popular cultu…
Men Shared Intimate Pictures of Women: Indignation in China After Revelations About a Telegram Group
These men shared intimate photos and videos of their partners, without their knowledge. A wave of indignation spread over the country.
Despite the removal of several groups by the Chinese authorities, derivative channels remain active
A general call for the strengthening of women's rights had been made in that country, where conservative attitudes remained firmly rooted in popular culture.
The largest group of this kind on Telegram, called "Mask Park", has since been removed, but smaller derived groups remain active. Pornography is illegal in China and conservative behavior towards women remains the norm, reinforced by state media and popular culture.
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