Cao Yaxue, the founder of the ChinaChange website, has written a nice, in-depth article detailing the work and accomplishments of Guo Jianmei and her legal aid NGO over the last 20 years, and possible reasons for the order to close Zhongze. In that article, she also cites Guo's Wechat message saying that her Qianqian Law Firm is still in operation.
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Showing posts with label Qianqian Law Firm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Qianqian Law Firm. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Sunday, April 8, 2012
An Update on the Zhongze Women's Legal Counseling Center (formerly the Beijing University Women's Legal Aid Center)
I'm amazed how much my one post on the Beijing University Women's Legal Aid Center is viewed, so I thought I should provide an update on the Center which is now registered under two names: Zhongze Women's Legal Counseling and Services Center, and Qianqian Law Firm. The Zhongze Center also houses the China Women's Watch project.
Two articles that we translated for China Development Brief (English) profile path breaking work carried out by the Zhongze Center on sexual harassment in China. Sexual harassment in the workplace is a very new issue in China, and the Zhongze Center is working with six companies in China to raise awareness of the problem, and put in place mechanisms for addressing instances of sexual harassment.
For more about Zhongze Center's work on this issue, check out the two articles at:
A NGO Works with Companies to Prevent Sexual Harassment
Sexual Harassment is a Gender Equality Issue
This post reminds me that I should do more to link this blog with our postings on China Development Brief (English) which offer a rich array of readings and other resources on China's NGO sector.
Two articles that we translated for China Development Brief (English) profile path breaking work carried out by the Zhongze Center on sexual harassment in China. Sexual harassment in the workplace is a very new issue in China, and the Zhongze Center is working with six companies in China to raise awareness of the problem, and put in place mechanisms for addressing instances of sexual harassment.
For more about Zhongze Center's work on this issue, check out the two articles at:
A NGO Works with Companies to Prevent Sexual Harassment
Sexual Harassment is a Gender Equality Issue
This post reminds me that I should do more to link this blog with our postings on China Development Brief (English) which offer a rich array of readings and other resources on China's NGO sector.
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