Today 11:20 am
the cutest little dog, she was beaten and her puppies were beaten and when she went to save her puppies she was set on fire and burned to death. It was livestreamed and people are furious.//////////ome recent updates on the =AZaUbNb1p4JVyPxQOam6NOhECtQuhrbY9Gp0H0f6ocd2AsNt_XrolMwZgFuh4KO9YPqhp8HEVIGOE01urOIhRevTB3l7cTIFt_6pSYra65zITMHn8OqKvy8FLUe19TEdvG8w3d7cjLC8j76oOTMgMPGquTnCLB57K2_3sn5-u2viOkHAmnX_BwJ51q_NaL_zrvCfPFEcGRIc3pbtDWdgbhhm&__tn__=*NK-R]#JusticeForWangWang case:
1. According to BBC News Chinese, several activists who had displayed large outdoor LED billboards in China to raise awareness of the Wang Wang case have been questioned by police. The report states that dozens of individuals have received phone calls from public security officers or were visited in person and instructed “not to incite” or “organize” others. Family members of fewer than ten people were also reportedly contacted.
2. According to information compiled by internet users, the mother of one of the four minors involved posted photos on social media showing that she had taken her child to the movies. This has led some netizens to question whether the four minors were ever sent to specialized correctional or educational institutions, as previously rumored.
3. According to a document shared by an account on X (formerly Twitter) and purportedly issued by the Cyberspace Administration Office of Dadong District, Shenyang, authorities classified the global support campaign surrounding the Jieyang dog abuse case (“the Wang Wang case”) as posing “a political risk of being maliciously exploited by overseas forces.” The document also warned that the incident could trigger offline gatherings by “extreme animal rights groups” and instructed local authorities to inspect LED billboard advertising in shopping malls. The authenticity of the document has not been officially verified.
4. In Hong Kong, an organization also attempted to place tram advertisements related to the Wang Wang case. According to the group, however, the proposed images were not approved, and the advertisement was ultimately rejected./////