Lao Dongyan

Lao Dongyan

law professor China

Lao Dongyan is a prominent law professor at Tsinghua University, known for her expertise in digital law and internet governance. She has been a vocal critic of the national internet ID proposal, likening it to a pervasive surveillance system that monitors individual online behavior, a stance that led to her account being suspended on social media after she publicly opposed the initiative.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Lao Dongyan, a criminal law professor at Tsinghua University, wrote on Weibo that Chinese law punished the dissemination of secretly – filmed material as an obscenity offence rather than a violation of women’s rights. 7

The Guardian: Anger grows in China over reports of online groups sharing explicit photos of women | China

United States United States: Lao Dongyan, a prominent law professor at Tsinghua University, compared the system to 'installing a surveillance device on every individual’s online activity' in a post on Weibo. 6

CNN: China tightens internet controls with new centralized form of national virtual ID