The disappearing Tennis star

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Again, if you are really interested and want to know where the EDliotes are leading you, just read or look at China.

BEIJING — Wang Jianbing visited dying construction workers. Sophia Huang Xueqin investigated China's earliest #MeToo cases. Fang Ran wanted to empower factory workers in the south.


This year, all three disappeared.

The recent censorship of Peng Shuai, a tennis player who was erased from the Chinese internet after accusing a former party leader of sexual abuse, has drawn a global outcry of concern for her safety and freedom.
But lesser-known individuals such as Wang, Huang and Fang have been vanishing as China tightens restrictions for activism on gender, labor and other issues.

The three activists were held in a form of secret detention called "residential surveillance at a designated location," or RSDL, which allows the state to lock up people in "black jails" without trial. The human rights group Safeguard Defenders estimates that 45,000 to 55,000 people have been subjected to RSDL since Xi Jinping became president in 2013, including as many as 15,000 in 2020 alone.

Wang and Huang were later moved to formal detention in Guangzhou on charges of "inciting subversion of state power," according to their families and friends. Fang's whereabouts remain unknown.

Many RSDL detainees are accused of endangering national security. Human rights lawyers, political dissidents, petitioners and members of religious or ethnic minorities have been common targets. Women's and workers' rights were once considered safer issues for social activists to pursue without crossing political lines. But that has changed as the Communist Party moves to silence any citizen it deems a "stability" threat.
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You want to question the Government's Motives or Call Out The MSM for not reporting Truthfully or just maybe to refuse to be Vaxxed.
You can expect to Disappear.