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China introduces serious penalties for p0rn
Even life imprisonment seems to be on the cards now for what Beijing consider to be "serious offenses." What is a "serious offense"? Well, the official news agency Xinhua points out that any pornographic Web site that had been clicked on more than 250,000 times would be considered a "very severe" case. A sentence of life imprisonment could be applicable there. Other "less severe" cases will lead to other punishments, such as compulsory surveillance, detainment, and police custody.
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TS | Thomas
on September 6, 2004 12:56 PM |
Hasn't China considered it's restrictions on information & harsh penalties are also bad for youth. |
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Phantasm66
on September 6, 2004 1:28 PM |
Of course they have ;) . That's why they killed all those students in [url=http://www.christusrex.org/www1/sdc/massacre.html]tiana men square massacre[/url] in 1989.Don't get me wrong. I have visited China and I thought it was wonderful. I have many Chinese friends. But I really hate the Chinese government. Someone should start a coup. |
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