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sexual assault

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Spain

CRIME

Three arrested for alleged gang rape of a woman on Malaga beach

The Nomad Today 5/10/22

Local emergency services received a phone call from a witness saying that a drunk woman was being sexually abused on the beach

November 17, 2021: Fears are growing about the safety and whereabouts of a Chinese tennis star, who has remained unheard from since she accused a former Chinese official of sexual assault. Peng Shuai, 35, a former No. 1 globally ranked tennis player, wrote in her verified Weibo microblog about what she decribed as the years-long affair she had with former vice premier Zhang Gaoli, and how she had been allegedly sexually assaulted by him. FILE IMAGE SHOT ON: March 17, 2011, Indian Wells, California, U.S - Shuai Peng (CHN) in action during the women's quarterfinals of the 2011 BNP Paribas Open held at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in Indian Wells, California. Peng loss with a score of 6-2, 5-7, 6-3. (Credit Image: © Gerry Maceda/ZUMAPRESS.com Photo: Gerry Maceda/ZUMA Wire/dpa.

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CONCERNS

WTA fears for China's Peng grow after apparent email in state media

The Nomad Today/dpa 11/18/21

In the message released by CGTN, Peng says the news about her "including the allegation of sexual assault, is not true" and "I'm not missing, nor am I unsafe"