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BEIJING : A father in China faced heated online debate after posting a video of his crying daughter, who had been bullied at school, to the point of suffering a bleeding mouth.The father, from a county in central China ’s Shanxi province, shared the emotional video of his six-year-old daughter on his Douyin account, @huodarensheng.
In this new video, he stated that the school and “relevant departments” had promptly addressed the situation, noting that the seven bullies and their parents had apologised to his daughter. In China, the age of criminal responsibility is set at 16 years, with minors over 12 held criminally accountable only for serious offences like intentional homicide or injury, subject to approval by the Supreme People’s Procuratorate.The father stated his intention to allow his daughter to continue in the same school and class.
Another added: “Poor girl to have a father who does not stand up for her. The bullies will only target her more if there are no consequences.”
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