Recently, a news that "a live female anchor was slapped on the buttocks by a strange man during an outdoor live broadcast" has aroused widespread concern in the society. According to reports, the incident occurred at about 1:30 a.m. on May 15 in Sunshine Times Square, Jinjiang City, Fujian Province.
Chen, a 24-year-old person with a hand-handicapped hand, bravely chose to show her life through outdoor live broadcast. However, during the live broadcast, a strange man, Xiao, sexually harassed him and reached out to slap Chen's buttocks. Fortunately, Xiong, who was traveling with him, pushed Xiao away in time and stopped him.
After the incident, Chen immediately reported to the Jinjiang Municipal Public Security Bureau. The police attached great importance to it and quickly carried out investigation and evidence collection. At present, 43-year-old Xiao has been administratively detained in accordance with the law.
This incident once again sounded the alarm bell in the society, reminding us to respect others and maintain public order and good customs. Everyone has the right to live and work freely within the limits of law and morality, and any form of sexual harassment is an infringement on the human dignity of others and should be condemned and punished.
At the same time, this incident also highlights the dilemmas and challenges faced by people with disabilities in social life. They aspire to participate in society on an equal footing, but they are often discriminated against and harmed. As a civilized and progressive society, we should be more understanding, more tolerant, and use practical actions to build a friendly and harmonious social environment.
For people with disabilities like Chen, who have the courage to face life and strive for self-improvement, we should give more encouragement and support. I hope she can come out of the haze and regain her confidence and enthusiasm for life. I also hope that this unfortunate encounter can arouse the kindness and love of more people, and make the world a warmer and better place.
Source: The Paper