China's Animal Abuse Case Drives Activists Online and Across Borders

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The killing of a dog and her puppies in Guangdong province has triggered widespread outrage both within China and internationally. Animal rights advocates have been pushing back against the abuse, even as domestic censors move to suppress related content online. With digital channels being blocked, activists have taken their campaigns offline and sought support from overseas communities. The incident has highlighted the ongoing tension between China's censorship apparatus and its growing community of animal welfare supporters.

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