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Sexting 'Okay' In China - But Not Over 300 Lewd Messages!

by Tanya on  February 08, 2010 at 9:14 AM General Health News
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 Sexting 'Okay' In China - But Not Over 300 Lewd Messages!
'Sexting' is okay - the Supreme People's Court in China has clarified in a surprising verdict - so long as its consensual.

An official explained that crackdown on mobile phone pornography aimed to curb explicit content targeting the public.


Hu Yunteng, director of the Court's research center, said: "There is no victim as long as both of sender and receiver like it."

Also, Chen Guoiqing, director of the research center of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, said the law punishes those who spread pornography "in public" and "in serious cases".

He specified that the "serious cases" referred to a large quantity of texting and receivers, reports the China Daily.

An earlier report said Guangdong would ban cell phones that send more than 300 lewd messages.

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