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#BangkokPost: Bangkok police arrested an overweight woman for alleged prostitution in a sting operation after seeing an online advertisement for sex services by overweight women. #Thailand #prostitutehttps://t.co/NC2poxWyoQ pic.twitter.com/xOGp69fVoj

— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) March 10, 2024

On 3/8 the Chinese Attorney General proudly announced that in order to “maintain national stability”, in 2023 there were 726 thousands people arrested and 1.68 million prosecuted, totally 2.4M. These 2.4M are not criminals such as rapists or thieves, they are mostly protesters. pic.twitter.com/wQkOtSKNRS

— Bin Xie (@bxieus) March 10, 2024

Fantastic piece from @mbrookerhk on the risks that the Chinese Communist Party poses to UK #AcademicFreedom . This piece gets to the heart of why I went public. https://t.co/xxSRctZPs3 pic.twitter.com/9t8PvYS7uR

— Michelle Shipworth (@MShipworth) March 14, 2024

Michelle Shipworth, a professor of University College London has been banned from teaching a course about China due to complaint from a Chinese student for he words “China had the second highest prevalence of modern slavery in the world”. Censorship works.https://t.co/HCcw1IFsWP

— Bin Xie (@bxieus) March 11, 2024

🇨🇳 little pinks in the UK again‼️

🇬🇧 University College London associate professor Michelle Shipworth has been banned from teaching her own course, after a 🇨🇳 student complained that discussing modern slavery in China was too “provocative”. Incredibly, UCL sided with students… pic.twitter.com/QSyR0KOLvu

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) March 9, 2024

“A leading UK university has banned an academic from teaching a “provocative” course involving #China to protect its commercial interests, The Telegraph can disclose.” https://t.co/khIgYSkppY

— William Yang (@WilliamYang120) March 10, 2024