The vice chairman of Shenzhen Securities Association was reported by his female subordinates for sexual assault. (Shenzhen Securities Association)
A few days ago, a report letter about “Shenzhen Securities Association vice president was reported by female subordinates sexual assault” on the Internet spread crazy. The latest response from the disciplinary committee of the CPC Securities Regulatory Bureau, said it is being verified.
At 20:59 on the evening of the 13th, the Twitter account “Cao Shanshi” posted a tweet about “the vice president of the Shenzhen Securities Association was reported by a female subordinate for sexual assault”, along with the full text of the letter. “Cao Shanshi” with the text: “The real name report has not been followed so far.”
The letter is entitled “on the unnamed report of the executive vice president of the Shenzhen Securities Association, Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau supervisory cadres Li Peng to dismiss forced female subordinates to have sexual relations note”, the letter is addressed to “Zhang Lu”, dated October 16, 2020 .
In the letter, the whistleblower Zhang Lu said she graduated from a top-five business school in France with a master’s degree and was admitted to the Shenzhen Securities Association (hereinafter referred to as “the Association”) in August 2019, but the Association has not signed an employment contract with Zhang Lu and other employees who joined the Association.
In mid-March 2020, Zhang Lu was asked by Li Peng to leave the Association without making any cooperation mistakes, which Zhang Lu refused. After experiencing a double psychological and material blow, reduced salary, and forced leave, on May 9, 2020, Li Peng forced Zhang Lu to have sexual relations with him at the Association’s office. Afterwards, Zhang Lu signed an employment contract with the Association that had not been signed in a timely manner.
Thereafter, Li Peng maintained an inappropriate relationship with Zhang Lu. However, by July 30, 2020 Zhang Lu left the association because she could not bear the pressure, but was still pestered by Li Peng. on October 16, 2020 Zhang Lu wrote a whistleblower letter to report that Li Peng forced her to have sex on the grounds of dismissal.
Whistleblowing letter. (Twitter)
Whistleblowing letter. (Twitter)
Whistleblowing letter. (tweeting)
Whistleblower letter. (Twitter)
It was only until February 13 that this whistleblower letter was made public on the internet, and what happened during that Time?
The whistleblower Zhang Lu revealed in a media interview that she sent the letter to the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Commission’s disciplinary committee reporting email address on October 16, 2020. Li Peng learned of the news and found Zhang Lu citing his cancer and other reasons for wanting to ease relations.
On October 29, 2020, Zhang Lu went to the SFC to make a statement, but was “calculated” that the statement was not what she had in mind, and on January 7, 2021, she sent another email to the Shenzhen SFC, submitting additional evidence and hoping to redo the statement. However, the SEC never replied to her.
On January 17, 2021, she posted the content of the supplementary sent reporting email in her circle of friends. On February 2, she received a phone call from the disciplinary committee of the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau, saying that it was verifying the content of the reporting letter, but she never received any feedback.
On February 12, 2021, she posted the whistleblowing letter on her WeChat public number. on February 13, the whistleblowing letter was posted online.
With the scandal fermenting and spreading, the disciplinary committee of Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau responded to the media, confirming that it had previously received the relevant reports and that verification was currently underway.
It is understood that in October last year, Li has been removed from his position as secretary general of the association, no longer preside over the day-to-day work of the association.
Li claimed to the brokerage China reporter that he had been “slandered and defamed”. He said that he is still under the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau.
Zhang Lu said in an interview that she had seen the statement from the disciplinary committee of the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau. She said she is still waiting for the Shenzhen Securities Regulatory Bureau to give a fair investigation result.
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