Protests in China over viral school bullying case

Students and supporters gather in Beijing

Thousands of people have gathered in Beijing to protest the viral bullying case that has shaken China. The protest comes after the suicide of 10-year-old Lin Siyuan, who was a victim of bullying and extreme abuse at the hands of her classmates. The incident has sparked widespread anger and concern over the state of bullying and discipline in Chinese schools. The Beijing Municipal Government has announced that it will conduct an investigation into the matter and address the issue of school bullying.

Government intervention and public sentiment

Many are pushing for more drastic measures to be taken. Online, the story has resonated with an outraged public, with many criticizing the lack of accountability of the school and the local authorities. Some are calling for legal action to be taken against the bullies' parents and for stricter rules and regulations to be implemented to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.

Impact on education policy

The protest and subsequent government investigation will likely have far-reaching consequences for education policy in China. The spotlight on this case has ignited a broader debate on bullying, harsher disciplinary practices, and the overall safety of China's schools.