China Sentences #MeToo Activist and Labor Advocate to Prison

Huang Xueqin and Wang Jianbing receive harsh sentences for inciting subversion, sparking international condemnation.

Huang Xueqin sentenced to five years and Wang Jianbing to three and a half years for their activism.
The activists were accused of inciting subversion by discussing social issues and criticizing the government.
International rights groups and the U.S. State Department have called for their immediate release.
Huang played a key role in China's #MeToo movement, while Wang advocated for labor rights.
The case highlights China's ongoing crackdown on civil society and independent thought.