BEIJING, Apr. 30 (China Economic Net) - Education is that when I go back, I can transfer what I learn to my people, said Esha Iqbal, a Pakistani graduate student in China Women University (CWU), majoring in Women Leadership and Social Development.
According to CWU, Esha’s major is to advocate, organize and enhance women’s participation in social development, let them understand the responsibility of promoting gender equality, and share China’s practices and experiences of promoting women’s development.
As a co-founder of Youth Impact, a youth development organization, Esha attached great importance to female’s power in poverty alleviation.
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Celebrity scandal triggers debate on surrogacy By YANG WANLI | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-02-01 08:30 Share
Case attracts billions of social media views
A surrogacy scandal involving a leading Chinese actress has triggered billions of views on a major social media platform.
The case, which netizens labeled the most interesting topic to discuss over a cup of tea , centers on Zheng Shuang, 29, who is accused by her ex-boyfriend Zhang Heng of abandoning two children born to surrogate mothers in the United States.
The scandal had attracted more than 20 billion views as of Wednesday on Sina Weibo, with many people voicing shock.
Ex-husband of vlogger set on fire while live streaming to followers arrested for murder
Tibetan influencer Lhamo was doused in fuel and set on fire by her abusive ex-husband Tang Lu on September 14 and died from her injuries in hospital 16 days later
Social media star Lhamo was brutally set on fire in the midst of a live stream in September (Image: TIKTOK)
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On Oct 1, President Xi Jinping commended the efforts of female medical workers, community workers and volunteers in the fight against COVID-19 at a high-level meeting marking the 25th anniversary of the Fourth World Conference on Women, held in Beijing in 1995.
The 1995 event saw more than 45,000 delegates from 189 countries gather in the capital to discuss issues related to women, and adopted the Beijing Declaration and platform for action as a global agenda for women s empowerment.
To celebrate and review the achievements of the past 25 years and explore effective ways to promote gender equality, the Second Global Conference on Women s Development was held in Beijing on Nov 27 under the theme review, reflection and prospect－the 25th anniversary of the 1995 conference .