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Chinese Student's Account of Required Menstrual Proof for Sick Leave Draws Widespread Outrage

  • An unnamed female student at Beijing's Gengdan Institute was asked to expose herself at the campus clinic on May 15 to prove she was menstruating to get sick leave.
  • The policy originated to prevent abuse after some students repeatedly claimed menstrual leave multiple times within a month, according to staff explanations.
  • The student posted a viral video questioning the necessity of the invasive demand, asking if all menstruating women must show proof to receive leave, while the staff cited regulations.
  • The university defended its staff and procedures, stating no physical examinations or instruments were used and that all actions followed established protocol with the student’s consent.
  • The incident sparked widespread criticism on social media about privacy violations and prompted the university to review its protocols and consider legal action against distorted reports.
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South China Morning Post broke the news in Hong Kong on Monday, May 26, 2025.
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