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The Hymen Is Not a Measure of Consent

The recent case of a rape trial in Shanxi Province, China, has sparked intense debate and discussion on the role of the hymen in determining whether a woman has engaged in sexual intercourse. The presiding judge in the case emphasized that the condition of the hymen cannot prove whether a woman has had sex, a statement that has been backed by medical professionals and experts. This case has not only raised questions about the fairness of the justice system but also highlights the importance of protecting women's rights and promoting gender equality.

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Pregnant Engineer's Salary Slashed: Chinese Court Rules Against Discriminatory Pay Cut

A recent case in China has sparked widespread social concern, highlighting the issue of unfair treatment of women in the workplace. A female engineer, surnamed Zhao, saw her monthly salary plummet from 17,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan after she became pregnant. According to her labor contract, Zhao's monthly salary consisted of a basic salary of 3,000 yuan and a project-based allowance of 14,000 yuan. However, after she informed her company of her pregnancy, they unilaterally announced her exit from the project team without her consent, and subsequently reduced her salary to the basic rate.

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China Refuses to Engage in US 'Tariff Game' Amid Escalating Trade Tensions

The recent announcement by the United States to increase tariffs on certain Chinese goods has sparked a new wave of attention in the ongoing US-China trade war. In response, China's Ministry of Commerce stated that it would not engage with the US's "tariff digital game" and vowed to firmly counter the US's invasive actions. This development marks a significant escalation in the trade tensions between the two nations, with China reiterating its stance on the US's unilateral tariff hikes.