A brutal dog-burning incident in Guangdong has triggered a global backlash after Beijing chose to censor outraged citizens instead of punishing the abusers. Because China lacks national anti-cruelty laws, local officials simply suppressed the news to prevent "cyberbullying."
In response, desperate Chinese activists bypassed the Great Firewall to crowdfund protest billboards in Times Square and Taipei.
Can a regime really claim global leadership when its own people must look abroad just to demand basic moral decency?
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The story of Wang Wang has broken hearts across the world.
She wasn't just a stray dog.
She was a mother who stayed beside her babies until her final moments.
No animal should ever suffer such cruelty.
At TAWF, we witness the consequences of violence against animals every single day. It doesn't matter which country it happens in—cruelty must never become normal, and silence only allows it to continue.
Today we stand with everyone around the world calling for justice for Wang Wang and for stronger legal protection for all animals.
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Wang Wang is so good, even drinking water carefully. I cry every time I watch this. These 5 scumbags must face the worst punishment! They brutally killed Wang Wang’s family and many cats/dogs. The world must NEVER forget Wang Wang! 💔🐾 #JusticeForWangWang#StopAnimalCruelty