China has pledged to intensify its online porn onslaught, which will now spread to cell phone websites, chat rooms and instant messenger groups.
According to information from the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, till February 5, 1,635 illegal websites and 217 blogs displaying 'lewd' content faced a shutdown, while more than four million porn-related posts or messages were trashed, reports the China Daily.
Prostitution: Fresh Stakes in the Oldest Trade
Prostitution has broadened its base to include street prostitution, massage brothels, gigolo outcall services, strip clubs, lap dancing, phone sex, child prostitution and sex tourism.
Prostitution has broadened its base to include street prostitution, massage brothels, gigolo outcall services, strip clubs, lap dancing, phone sex, child prostitution and sex tourism.
Liu revealed that the ban would further have its effect on content uploaded on cell phone websites, chat rooms, instant messenger groups, video download services and other VIP member sections.
He added the government was bent on crushing " the vitality of pornography websites to the utmost and chop off the profit chains that porn sites feed on."
Porn Law in Indonesia may Not Deter Papuan Tribesmen
Papuan tribesmen whose attire is the well known feathers and long gourd may not change their traditinal ways depite the porn law in Indonesia.
Papuan tribesmen whose attire is the well known feathers and long gourd may not change their traditinal ways depite the porn law in Indonesia.
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About 50 Percent of Net Surfing Kids are Abuse Victims
About 50 percent of children, who surf the net, have been victims of sex abuse, bullying or other threats, according to a new poll.
About 50 percent of children, who surf the net, have been victims of sex abuse, bullying or other threats, according to a new poll.
Bikinis Given the All Clear by Indonesian MPs
After months of in-depth consultations Indonesian lawmakers have decided that bikinis are acceptable attire for beaches in the mainly Muslim country, an MP said Friday.
After months of in-depth consultations Indonesian lawmakers have decided that bikinis are acceptable attire for beaches in the mainly Muslim country, an MP said Friday.
