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Beijing LGBTQ+ center shuttered as China cracks down on gay organizations

Por: Los Angeles Times World May 16, 2023

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An advocacy group that offered a safe space for the LGBTQ+ community in Beijing became the latest organization to close under a crackdown by Chinese President Xi Jinping's government. “We very regretfully announce, due to forces beyond our control, the Beijing LGBT Center will stop operating today,” read a notice posted on the center's official WeChat account Monday night. The center did not respond to an email request for comment.... + full article



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