We think if she has a legitimate claim with evidence, she should go to court and get him jailed. If she doesn't then she should go to jail for slander and defamation of a man's image.CNBC article about how top tennis players are asking for answers in the Peng Shuai case. There is talk of giving Peng safe passage out of china.
I think that the CCP should reverse course and release Peng. To put Peng into an unknow location (possibly political prison) because of a sexual acusation made against a top-level official, and then denying that this issue exists, only gives a terrible image of the chinese government, not only external but also internal, IMO.
I wonder what other posters on this forum think of this.
Seems like you enjoy sliding down slippery slopes.For you, a woman making a sexual acusation is the same as a man making an economic opinion? And then disparage other women for calling out the CCP.
That's a lot of hypotheticals you write here.I think that the CCP should reverse course and release Peng. To put Peng into an unknow location (possibly political prison) because of a sexual acusation made against a top-level official,
He would probably say "Just google it." He seems to believe whatever the MSM feed him.That's a lot of hypotheticals you write here.
What is your source for saying that the above things are facts?
Seems like you enjoy sliding down slippery slopes.
How's your Portuguese going by the way
But now, three years into his retirement and less than three months before the Olympics, Zhang has found himself at the center of an explosive #MeToo scandal that has prompted global uproar -- amplifying calls for a boycott of the Games that he helped organize.
source: CNN
Ask the EU to speak to IOC chairman in Switzerland Thomas Bach who did a video callABC news article about the EU wanting proof that Peng is safe: