Beijing LGBT Center Latest Victim of China's Anti-LGBTQ+ Crackdown
The group made the abrupt announcement on social media, then ceased all operations.
May 17, 2023
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The group made the abrupt announcement on social media, then ceased all operations.
The speed skater and bronze medalist held the honor along with curler John Shuster.Â
User fought back with the hashtag #IamLes.
After pulling the plug on a popular gay web series, Chinese censors have gone one step further.
The website's decision to remove gay content is viewed as part of a larger move under President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party to stifle ideas.Â
Officials with the gay dating app anticipate additional regulations due to a new law on personal information, so they have withdrawn it from China.
Some believe this is another sign of a crackdown on LGBTQ+ groups in the country.Â
It's another attempt by the country's leadership to tighten control of Chinese society. Â
The bill grants LGBTQ+ couples the same legal rights and recognition as heterosexual couples, including inheritance, adoption, and health care decision-making.
Crackdowns by law enforcement have shaped the LGBT rights movement in the U.S. and worldwide.