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An advocacy center that offered a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community in Beijing has been shuttered as part of a government crackdown on such groups.

This month’s Depth of Field column brings the stories of Chinese adoption; the marriage ceremony of Hu Mingliang and Sun Wenlin, a gay couple who filed the first civil rights marriage lawsuit to be accepted by a Chinese court (they lost); beekeepers in Yunnan; the lonely life of an 11-year-old with AIDS; and archival photos from China in the 1970s.Depth of Field highlights the

Last fall, as China’s lawmakers neared finalizing the country’s first-ever Civil Code, they opened to public comment its draft chapters on marriage and other areas of law. A newly formed coalition of LGBTQ organizations advocating for gay marriage called Ai Cheng Jia (“Love Makes Family”) saw an opportunity. They could use the official comments process—which typically only

Netizen Voices: LGBT Groups, #MeToo Activist Shut Down By WeChat, Weibo Posted by Joseph Brouwer | Jul 9, 2021 Late in the evening on Tuesday, June 6, WeChat simultaneously deleted dozens of LGTBQ+-related public accounts. A number of these were run by student groups at China’s most prestigious universities, and had operated for years without issue, amassing tens of thousands of followers. WeChat did not explain its decision. At Vice News, Viola Zhou reported on “This was a sleepless night...

LGBTQ rights groups blocked on Chinas biggest social media app No government body has claimed responsibility for the deletions By Jing Xuan Teng and Laurie Chen July 8, 2021 05:16 BST Social media accounts belonging to major university LGBTQ rights groups in China have been blocked from the popular WeChat app, prompting fears of targeted censorship and calls Wednesday for an online protest. The WeChat pages of groups including Huazhong University of Science and Technology Gay Pride and Peking ...