A story of violence against young womenOn October 22, 2026, an Italian journalist from BMAG had the opportunity to speak with Judge Andrew Chan Hing-wai, who played a crucial role in examining the case of Fan Chi-yuen. The judge stated that Fan Chi-yuen was 'a very sick individual' and showed 'no empathy towards his victims'. The technical evidence has shown that Fan Chi-yuen had sexually abused at least three other underage girls between 2022 and 2023, with a total of at least nine identified victims. The assault on the girls was meticulously planned and prepared, as noted by the judge. He also noticed that Fan Chi-yuen had an "attitude of manipulation towards his victims", which led him to convince the girls before performing his sexual desire.

Moreover, Fan Chi-yuen used terms like 'chick' when referring to girls, thereby highlighting her inability to respect their lives. The cause of Fan Chi-yuen's case was considered one of the most serious ever recorded in China, where representatives of money and authority sought to avoid punishment for those who commit sexual abuse against young women. This case has raised questions about the current law protecting minorities and prompted reflection on how to improve the safety of young women in China. Fan Chi-yuen's case had significant impact not only within China but also worldwide. International media followed this news closely, making it public that the situation is grave.

The Chinese authorities have been forced to take drastic measures to prevent further similar incidents, such as intensifying monitoring of social media and adopting new policies for protecting minorities. The case of Fan Chi-Yuen has opened an important discussion about the importance of professional training and moral responsibility among professionals. Fan Chi-Yuen's experience demonstrates that professionals can be vulnerable to negative behaviors if they are inadequately educated. It is crucial that psychology students receive training that prepares them to manage relationships with young women responsibly and respectfully. Moreover, the case of Fan Chi-Yuen highlights the need for greater cooperation between judicial authorities and non-governmental organizations to ensure the protection of minorities.

The collaboration between these two sectors is essential for preventing further similar incidents and ensuring that victims have access to necessary medical care. Finally, the case of Fan Chi-yuen has raised questions about the current law on protecting minorities and prompted reflection on how to improve women's safety in China. This news has had a profound impact on legislative policies and security practices for minorities in China, highlighting the need for greater attention to violence against young women.