Police clash with protesters in China after student falls to his death
- A secondary school in China required students to sign a promise stating that if they harmed themselves, it was not related to the school, which caused public outrage and an investigation by the local education department.
- Violent protests erupted in China after the death of a teenage boy named Dang, with accusations of a cover-up by authorities regarding the circumstances of his death.
- Local authorities claimed Dang's death on January 2 was an accident, but allegations of suspicious circumstances have been reported by human rights groups, including witness accounts of a struggle in his dormitory.
- The family of Dang rejected the official explanation of his death, claiming that evidence, including photos from his cell phone, had been deleted, leading to widespread skepticism on social media.
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