9月23日，湖北武汉高森制衣厂工人堵了汉阳大道，抗议当地政府在尚未支付工人赔偿款的情况下，便开始强行拆迁厂房。
On September 23, workers from Wuhan Gaosen Garment Factory in Hubei blocked Hanyang Avenue to protest the local government’s forced demolition of the factory buildings before paying them compensation.
9月3日晚，湖北武汉青山区，当地政府在商户合约未到期、未对商户作出赔偿的情况下，出动大量政府人员、警察、保安暴力强拆了工业四路五金机电市场。
On the evening of September 3, in Qingshan District, Wuhan, Hubei, the local government forcibly demolished the Industrial Fourth Road Hardware and Electrical Market, deploying a large number of government personnel, police, and security guards, even though the merchants’ contracts had not expired and no compensation had been provided to them.
8月26日，湖北武汉光谷广电传媒大厦，广电某项目的建筑工人集会，讨要工资。据工人透露，该项目在2025年还没有发过工资。
On August 26, at the Optics Valley Broadcasting and Television Media Building in Wuhan, Hubei, construction workers from a broadcasting project gathered to demand their wages. According to the workers, the project has not paid any wages in 2025.
8月25日晚，湖北武汉洪山区团结大道金地广场，摊贩与保安发生激烈冲突，导致数人受伤入院，引发数百人围观。据目击者透露，起因是金地广场出动保安，要收取摊贩每月2000元的摊位费。
On the evening of August 25, at Jindi Plaza on Tuanjie Avenue in Hongshan District, Wuhan, Hubei, street vendors clashed violently with security guards, resulting in several people being injured and hospitalized, and attracting hundreds of onlookers. According to witnesses, the conflict arose after Jindi Plaza deployed security guards to collect a monthly stall fee of 2,000 yuan from the vendors.
8月3日，因生意惨淡难以负担高额租金，湖北武汉大夹街服装批发市场的商户集体罢市，要求市场方下调租金。
On August 3, due to poor business and the inability to afford high rents, merchants at the Dajia Street Clothing Wholesale Market in Wuhan, Hubei, staged a collective shutdown, demanding that the market management lower the rent.
【湖北武汉月子中心老板卷款跑路，600月嫂连日讨薪】湖北武汉悦熙月子会所本月25日突然宣布倒闭，拖欠600余名月嫂数月工资以及押金。7月26至29日，其位于湖北武汉、江西南昌等地十八家门店的数百月嫂连日发起讨薪行动，但至今未果。据员工透露，创始人郑恒已携款2000万跑到了国外。
公开资料显示，悦熙月子会所创立于2013，隶属于湖北悦熙健康管理有限公司。
[Postpartum Care Center Owner in Wuhan Absconds with Funds; 600 Maternity Matrons Protest for Unpaid Wages]
On July 25, the Yuexi Postpartum Care Center in Wuhan, Hubei abruptly announced its closure, leaving over 600 maternity matrons unpaid for several months of wages and deposits. From July 26 to 29, hundreds of workers from its eighteen branches across Wuhan, Hubei and Nanchang, Jiangxi launched consecutive protests demanding payment, but their efforts have so far been in vain.
According to employees, the founder, Zheng Heng, has fled abroad with 20 million yuan.
Public records show that Yuexi Postpartum Care Center was founded in 2013 and is operated by Hubei Yuexi Health Management Co., Ltd.
7月28日凌晨，湖北武汉江岸区百步亭，阻工维权的方舟花园小区业主与保安发生冲突，起因是下穿小区的地铁十二号线不顾业主反对，强行施工。据业主透露，方舟花园为1998年转移受灾居民应急抢建的多层预制板砖混结构房屋，如今已出现多处下沉开裂。如地铁十二号线强行下穿小区，将对方舟花园本就脆弱的地基造成破坏，对几百户业主的生命财产构成威胁。
In the early morning of July 28, a conflict broke out between homeowners of Fangzhou Garden and security personnel in Baibuting, Jiang’an District, Wuhan, Hubei Province. The clash occurred as residents tried to stop the construction of Metro Line 12, which was being forcibly carried out despite their objections. According to the homeowners, Fangzhou Garden was originally built in 1998 as an emergency relocation project for disaster-affected residents. The buildings are multi-story structures made of prefabricated panel-brick-concrete, and have already shown signs of subsidence and cracking. If Metro Line 12 is forced to tunnel beneath the community, it could further damage the already fragile foundations and pose a serious threat to the lives and property of the hundreds of households living there.
7月4日上午，湖北武汉的“九龙城寨”，武汉最大城中村华安里的村民发起示威，阻断交通抗议“房票”拆迁，抵制“越拆越穷”，一度与维稳警察发生冲突。
今年五月，武汉政府正式启动华安里拆迁征收，涉及土地面积高达314.37亩。据村民透露，此次拆迁不光赔偿标准低，还没有现金赔偿，而是用“房票”代替，因此遭到村民一致反对。
On the morning of July 4, residents of Hua’anli—Wuhan’s largest urban village, often referred to as the city’s own “Kowloon Walled City”—launched a protest, blocking traffic to oppose the government’s “housing voucher” compensation scheme for demolition. The protesters resisted what they called “demolition that only makes us poorer,” and at one point clashed with stability maintenance police.
In May this year, the Wuhan government officially initiated the demolition and land acquisition of Hua’anli, involving a land area of 314.37 mu. According to local residents, the compensation offered is not only low but also does not include any cash payment—instead, they are being issued housing vouchers, a policy that has drawn unanimous opposition from the community.