A sweeping sexual privacy scandal has triggered national outrage and exposed critical gaps in China‘s legal and digital frameworks. Known online as ‘Sister Hong,’ a man from Nanjing allegedly lured more than 1,600 unsuspecting men into sexual encounters, secretly recording them and distributing the footage for profit.
The perpetrator, 38-year-old Jiao, crafted a convincing female persona through wigs, makeup, dresses, voice modulation, and beauty filters.
Posing as a married woman, he attracted mostly heterosexual men seeking discreet affairs. These encounters were secretly filmed with hidden cameras in Jiao’s home, violating the privacy and consent of his partners.
Massive Sexual Privacy Scandal in China Sparks Debate on Consent, Digital Ethics and Legal Gaps
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