The project’s aim is to generate funds for Harmony House, an orphanage located in India's Gurgaon
The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) drew criticism on Thursday from China for its decision to suspend all tournaments in the Asian nation out of concern for the well-being of star player Peng Shuai and the safety of other players.
Unconvinced by Peng’s public appearances since a scandal broke a month ago over her sexual assault accusations against Chinese former Vice-Premier Zhang Gaoli, the WTA said it wanted assurances of her wellbeing and has sought an investigation.
The International Olympic Committee said it held a second video call with Peng on Wednesday, after one late last month.
“We have offered her wide-ranging support, will stay in regular touch with her, and have already agreed on a personal meeting in January,” it said in a statement on Thursday.
Peng appeared to be “safe and well,,” it added.
The project’s aim is to generate funds for Harmony House, an orphanage located in India's Gurgaon
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