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uniform, but willingly left with them so they would not enter the house. Zheng had her glasses confiscated when she was detained. Zheng was threatened by agents who told her her parents would suffer for the rest of their lives due to her actions. As a result of the stress received during interrogations, Zheng suffered from lack of sleep and hair fall outs. Zheng's health continued to deteriorate as she developed anxiety and her eyesight became poorer due to her glasses being confiscated. She also felt guilty about the other women's incarceration because she was the one who had thought of distributing stickers against sexual harassment.
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put their futures at risk, and even pressured by state agents. Additionally, the lack of medical treatment for Wu
Rongrong, who was suffering from Hepatitis B, prompted supporters to voice their concerns at the detention center where the women were held. Social media crackdowns were also implemented, as activists found ways to communicate through WeChat. The supporters were however briefly detained. In a similar show of support, people all around the world posted pictures online of themselves wearing masks of the five women's faces.
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344:), and called an âunfilial daughterâ. In an attempt to make her talk, the agents forced Li's father write a letter reprimanding her and ordering her to cease her work as a feminist activist however Li identified the letter as having been coerced. Li was also accused of being a spy for âsubverting state powerâ.
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Guangzhou and Beijing, women took the streets wearing masks of the Feminist Five's faces as a show of support. Petitions circulated within universities and students who had signed those petitions would be warned and threatened by university officials with poor marks that would
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Wang Man was arrested and taken underground in the
Beijing Haidian detention center, where the other Feminist Five were being held. Wang Man, like Wei and Zheng, also had her glasses confiscated and could not properly see her surroundings. Wang was placed in isolation after her interrogation. One of
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Chinese feminist history and the Feminist Five are still criminalized and under state surveillance after their release. While their detention sparked outrage and encouraged young women to speak up and also take part in feminist activism, it was hard to engage in feminist
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Feminist Five became known around the world, and inspired young women in China to get involved as well. According to Wu's deputy, Gina, âThe detention of the Feminist Five was awful, but on the
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Beijing where she met feminist activists she could relate to, which led her to becoming involved in feminist campaigns such as the âOccupy Men's Toiletsâ campaign. Wang also wrote articles about street feminist activism in China.
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to lodge their complaints. The Public
Interest Collaborative Network for Women Lawyers, a group of feminist lawyers, also signed a petition demanding the women's release. This resulted in a crackdown where hundreds of the human rights lawyers involved, such as
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Tingting, like Zheng, also had her glasses confiscated when she was arrested and could no longer see. Wei was asked about her activism and was denied a lawyer when she asked to call for one during her interrogation. Wei posted an essay on
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that she had gotten used to being under state surveillance. Zheng Churan also talks about being monitored by Guangzhou agents, although they were not the same ones that had interrogated her during the Feminist Five's detention in 2015.
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Li Maizi was arrested at her home, where she lived with her partner Teresa Xu. At first, Li did not speak during interrogations. She was cursed at by the agents interrogating her for her sexuality (Li identifies as a
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other hand, so many more people started paying attention to our cause and volunteeringâ. Moreover, more women (including high schoolers) came to use the word âfeministâ to identify themselves.
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and was still recovering from 2 weeks of hospitalization when she was arrested. During her incarceration, her requests for medical treatment were ignored and she was not allowed to rest.
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although protests within China were subject to censorship and crackdowns. The Feminist Five were released on bail on April 13, 2015 due to the backlash following their detention.
159:. The group protested the lack of public toilets for women by occupying men's public toilets in Guangzhou. The protest was then reported by various Chinese news outlets such as
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tweeted on April 10, 2015: âRights of women and girls should never be suppressed. We urge Chinese leaders to show respect for women's rights and #FreeBeijing20Fiveâ.
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to address his âsexist behaviourâ and listed different types of sexist behaviours through a poll she made online that gathered more than 10,000 responses.
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protesting where a woman bound with white sheet was laid on the ground, with sheets of papers spelling "We Could All Be Deng Yujiao" placed above her.
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during her incarceration and also had to face the same challenges regarding her eyesight as Zheng who had gotten her glasses confiscated as well.
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