How to Avoid the Alienation of Public Opinion on Women’s Rights Through the Law: Based on the Comparison of PRC and American Laws
Abstract
“How do people alienate the damage that public opinion can bring to females through legal powers?” This topic of the effects on feminism has not yet been mentioned by much prior research. Furthermore, it is a novel and vital investigation for this era. However, time and geographical limits have hindered the expansibility of this research. They are limiting the amount of experimental methods that could potentially be utilized. This research compared legal restrictions in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the United States (U.S.). This study also recommended the possible usage of legal authorities to strengthen female rights and equality between the two sexes. This research also analyzed specific issues related to this topic and provided possible improvements. The findings hope to bring attention to female rights regarding daily situations on social media platforms. The research hopes to defend women’s rights and interests in all aspects with the help of the law’s strength and majesty.
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