China’s marching punishment was used during the Cultural Revolution. Long before it was banned from using it to punish people, police in Jiangxi province recently arrested four men for breaking COVID-19 rules. punished by walking in the middle of the city
China is currently taking measures to bring the number of COVID-19 infections to zero, however, the punishment for condemnation of four men for violating COVID-19 control measures. This raises questions about the measures to minimize the number of infections that may not respond to the nature of disease and humans in the state.
All four men violated COVID-19 control measures. With travel across borders to control the disease that has been closed by Chinese authorities. Until last Tuesday (Dec 28), the four men were detained. was brought to walk in the middle of the streets of Baise City Southern Jiangxi Province
Video footage circulated online showed four men wearing protective clothing and helmets. They were forced to carry name tags with their faces in the middle of the street. According to the Jiangxi provincial Chinese official media, The convicts were brought to harassment for their crimes involving However, the Chinese government’s The Global Times news agency said that In addition to the violation of disease control measures. All those convicted were also guilty of human trafficking.
The report further stated that Punishers march to aid people in crossing borders in China While China continues to tighten border restrictions. In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19, at this time, those traveling from abroad to China will also be subject to strict quarantine. The march of the four men was a warning to the public not to make such a mistake.
Chinese social media have shared the story. with many criticisms, even though they saw that this punishment was appropriate While some view it as a violation of human rights, bringing people to condemnation is also deviating from China’s central law.
Praying was used during the Cultural Revolution. Back in the 1980s, Chinese authorities imposed such sanctions bans. As a result, there is no punishment for harassment by government officials. However, there are still police and government officials in some parts of China that have reinstated the punishment. Although the Chinese authorities have already ordered the ban.
China is still the only country in the world. using measures to control COVID-19 Strictly Zero Infection both country shutdown Punishment for violating disease control rules carpet testing for infection China reported 203 cases on Tuesday, the sanctions raising questions about human rights issues in China. and centralized control But Beijing’s communist government’s unlawful punishment could not be banned.
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