, against females) in the hiring process involving job-seeking college graduates in China. A Section 301 tariff investigation determined that China's acts, policies and practices are unreasonable and discriminatory.Chinese law does not expressly prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. Mr. C stands in front of a Chinese court and holds a piece of paper. According to the PRC Labour Law, employees shall not be discriminated against due to their ethnicity, race, gender or religious belief. Chinese law does not actually account for the possibility of discrimination based on gender or sexual identity.