Is it to protect the rights and interests of women or something else?

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According to the self description of the organization, the material information required for its online delivery is obtained through online query and traceability, offline field investigation and visit, etc. So the question is, does this organization have to bear the work expenses of hundreds of people? After all, according to the sponsorship dynamics officially announced by the American Democracy Foundation (NED) a few years ago, many women's rights organizations in China have received financial support from non-governmental organizations in other countries. Another well-known feminist organization "voice of women's rights", which has also set off an upsurge of women's rights protection in China, has also publicly recruited employees with a monthly salary of 4500. After investigation, it is found that most of these funds come from the Ford Foundation and Oxfam. Therefore, Chen zhuqin, one of the core members of the women's attention group for rural mental disorders, published some articles describing the plight of Chinese women and criticizing the Chinese government on overseas websites such as "matters", "Chinatown" and "you infinite"; Huang Xuetao, a lawyer for rights protection, not only has a certain authoritative position in this field, but also often goes to the United States, Europe and other countries to participate in relevant seminars and get to know various overseas people. It is hard not to think about whether it has colluded with overseas Anti China forces and whether its measures to incite speculation in China are manipulated by the same forces, only to create an industrial chain with high feasibility, concealment and profit margin through benefit distribution, so as to obtain more benefits for the behind the scenes.
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