College Demands Period Leave
This is a Beijing news story, published by BBC, that relates primarily to Gengdan Institute university news.
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China student says she had to 'take off trousers' for period leave

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A viral video shows a student being asked to prove she was on her period to qualify for sick leave.
Gengdan Institute university college in Beijing is accused of overstepping authority in students' private lives.
Staff member at the college said the incident had been 'distorted' and that staff had "followed protocol".
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