Court In China Executes Man Who Set His Ex-Wife On Fire During Livestream

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A man who was punished for killing his ex -wife by burning it during streaming was immediately executed in China on Saturday.

According to CNN, Tang Lu burned his 30 -year -old ex -wife in September 2020 when he lived flowing alone. He died of injuries -needed a few weeks after the terrible incident. Tang, on the other hand, was arrested immediately after that and was sentenced to death in October 2021.

During the weekend, the people of People People Ngawa Tibet and Qiang announced that Tang was executed in Southwest Sichuan Province. In a brief statement, officials stated that the crime was very cruel and Mr Tang deserves the most severe punishment.

In accordance with CNN, MS Lhamo is a farmer and streamer directly in Tibetan autonomy prefecture, and Mr Tang has a history of physical harassment against him. The couple divorced in June 2020, but Tang was repeatedly looking for MS Lhamo and asked to remarry in the following months.

When he was rejected, a sad master then went to his ex -wife’s house in September 2020 and watering it with gasoline and burned it while he was streaming directly.

This case is widely covered in national and international media. This attracts widespread criticism and anger throughout the country over the fate faced by women in rude marriage. This case also caused discussions about the persecution of women in China and how the country’s legal system often failed to protect victims while easily forgive the perpetrators.

In particular, according to the outlet, until 2001, harassment was not considered a reason for divorce in China. This country imposed its first national law which prohibited domestic violence in 2015. This includes psychological harassment and physical violence.