Feminist activist Li Qiaochu has been sentenced to three years and eight months in jail by a court in China's Shandong province for "incitement to subvert state power." Li was detained in 2021 after posting allegations of torture by her partner, rights activist Xu Zhiyong. Xu is currently serving a 14-year jail term for "subverting state power." Li's case has been criticized as "guilt by association" by rights groups, who argue that she is being targeted for expressing views that the Chinese authorities want to suppress. Amnesty International has called for her immediate release.

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