France 24 1 month ago

China's communists say no to escort girls: state media

Female 'entertainers' are seen at a Hong Kong bar doorway. A top Communist Party official in China has vowed to take disciplinary action against party members caught hiring female escorts or visiting "vulgar venues", according to state media.

AFP - A top Communist Party official in China has vowed to take disciplinary action against party members caught hiring female escorts or visiting "vulgar venues", state media said Friday. Full Article at France 24

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