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I was truly heartbroken to hear what was happening to the young girls. Kidnapped, abused and r***d by men that hold office around the world. It is very sickening. I totally agree with China. Because this has gone on too long around the world. It is time for someone to stand up for children,girls and women.

China says the death penalty for child s*xual abuse sends a clear message. Should more countries follow?

China's Supreme People's Court has reaffirmed a zero-tolerance stance on s*xual crimes against children. In cases deemed "extremely heinous" with "extremely severe consequences," courts are authorized to impose the death penalty — and they have.

In May 2025, three men were executed after their sentences were approved by the top court. One ran an illegal education center where he r***d eight minor students. Another used social media to lure children, filmed the assaults, and used the footage as blackmail. The third was a repeat offender who organized group rapes of a girl under 14.

The death penalty doesn't apply automatically to every case. But the Supreme Court's message was direct: no leniency for the worst offenders. China has also built a national s*x offender database and banned convicted abusers from working with children.

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