Wimbledon joins calls for proof of safety of Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai who ...
Wimbledon joins calls for proof of safety of Chinese tennis star who has been missing since she accused a senior Communist Party leader of sexual abuse Chinese state-run media attempted to quell concerns by releasing videos They claim to show Peng Shuai 'safe and well', but experts are in doubt She has not been seen since accusing Zhang Gaoli of sexual abuse
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Wimbledon bosses last night joined calls for proof of the safety of a Chinese tennis star who has been missing since she accused a senior Communist Party leader of sexual abuse.
Amid a growing international outcry over the disappearance of Peng Shuai, Chinese state-run media attempted to quell concerns by releasing videos that it claims shows Peng safe and well.
But experts cast doubt on the authenticity of the videos and said they did little to reassure those worried about the welfare of the 35-year-old Peng.
BIZARRE: A picture of Peng Shuai on Twitter said to have been supplied by a ‘friend’
The All England Tennis Club said it had been working ‘behind the scenes’ to establish
