The Chinese Tennis Star Peng Shuai appeared in public during the weekend, after adding a call about its existence from all over the world. Some videos and images released by Chinese-controlled media showed the PEM took place about his life in Beijing; He even spoke to the head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach on Sunday.
But all this hasn’t stopped the sounds of worries to be brought up about his safety in China.
“It’s nice to see Peng Shuai in the latest videos, but they don’t relieve or overcome WTA concerns about welfare and their ability to communicate without censorship or coercion,” said a spokesman for the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) in e. -Mail response to the Reuters news agency.
IOC released a Bach photo overlooking the screen that appeared but did not release the call video. A brief IOC statement, which offers several details and no follow-up on its accusation, leads to an increase in criticism of the sports body.
Amnesty International researchers, Akad Akad told Reuters, video calls did not alleviate concerns over the welfare of Peng.
“The International Olympic Committee enters harmful waters,” Akad said. “In the past we have seen various similar cases where people have no choice but to say what they have conveyed.”
Some critics said the handling of IOC calls with Peng made him active partners in giving Beijing messages – while not providing Peng with open forums to discuss his charges.
The French Minister of Roxana Maracine Yananu said he was “some convinced by the video but still worried and wanted light to be spilled on charges of sexual violence”.
The United Kingdom on Monday demanded that Beijing let him speak without fear of the impact.
Meanwhile, Hu Xijin, the global global newspaper editor owned in the last few days posted a video and photo of Peng in Beijing, said on Twitter on Monday that his appearance must be enough to facilitate worries “Those who really care (The) Safety Peng Shuai “.
Peng disappeared from a general view after the publication on November 2 Statement of Weibo, a social media platform like Chinese Twitter, accused the former Premier Chinese representative, Zhang Gaoli, 75 years old, from his sexual striker. The post was immediately deleted, the PEM account was removed from the Chinese social network and athletes stopped communicating, raising concerns for safety.