Crackdown coming on online porn
CHINA is to launch a fresh crackdown on online pornography during the upcoming Spring Festival, or Lunar New Year, holidays.
Efforts would be focused on mobile WAP sites which spread lewd content, according to a statement by the National Anti-Pornography and Anti-Illegal Publications Office yesterday.
The statement urged local authorities to step up efforts to crack cases involving online pornography before and during the upcoming festival. The crackdown will run to late April.
Companies and individuals who were found guilty of distributing pornography would be punished and details would be made public, it said.
China shut or blocked more than 15,000 pornographic Websites in the country, including some 11,000 mobile WAP sites, in 2009.
Efforts would be focused on mobile WAP sites which spread lewd content, according to a statement by the National Anti-Pornography and Anti-Illegal Publications Office yesterday.
The statement urged local authorities to step up efforts to crack cases involving online pornography before and during the upcoming festival. The crackdown will run to late April.
Companies and individuals who were found guilty of distributing pornography would be punished and details would be made public, it said.
China shut or blocked more than 15,000 pornographic Websites in the country, including some 11,000 mobile WAP sites, in 2009.
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