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Pornography has been illegal since the founding of the People's Republic in 1949 and is a major target of censorship, [62] but it is still commonly accessible within the country. [63] Chinese media have reported on censors specifically hired by provincial authorities to screen movies confiscated from unlicensed dealers for pornographic content ...
China tops the global charts for viewing porn despite strict laws cracking down on its use. Jemimah Steinfeld discusses upcoming restrictions on reading about sex and a drive to get women to cover up their cleavage. THE STREETS OF Dongguan in southern China have been quiet of late.
Pornography is illegal in China. The 1997 penal code forbids depicting sexual acts except for medical or artistic purposes. According to police in Anhui Province, in eastern China, the book...
It’s been a busy first half of 2020 for China’s online content watchdog, the National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications. The agency announced on Thursday that it removed more...
Pornography is illegal in China. The 1997 penal code forbids depicting sexual acts except for medical or artistic purposes. According to police in Anhui Province, in eastern China, the...
But while pornography has been banned since the regime's inception, Chinese Internet users are no strangers to adult content. One of the most popular accounts on Sina Weibo belongs to Japanese...
Porn has always been a problem in the Chinese government’s eyes. There were multiple efforts in the past few years to curb the rather rampant soft core porn that is regarded as “unhealthy.” In...
Chinese laws have explicitly banned pornography in any form, including hard and soft pornography, but the government has set no definitive standard for what pornography is exactly.
To combat online pornography, the Chinese government adopted a number of countermeasures, including increased law-making, concerted law-enforcement from multiple enforcers, reliance upon official crackdowns and punishment, and adoption of new technology.
BEIJING, Jan. 14 (Xinhua) -- A senior Communist Party of China (CPC) official on Friday vowed to harshly crackdown on pornography and illegal publications in 2022.