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In April 2007, the Chinese authorities launched a campaign to curb online pornography. The six-month crusade targets websites that distribute sexually explicit images, thoughts, audio and video clips. Chinese professionals have threatened those responsible for such content material with prison terms of life. Last year, Chinese professionals filed a lawsuit against the executives of Shenzhen Qvod Technology Co. Ltd, a company that produces the accepted online video player Kuaibo. The trial came about in Beijing, and was livestreamed on the Sina web portal. Pornography in China has a long-standing censorship policy. The nation's state-owned media has mentioned porn as a "malignant tumor" that damages the rule of law and the lives of its teens. Nevertheless, despite China's ongoing crackdown, the business has made major strides over the Internet. Pornographic content material has spread rapidly across the Internet over the past decade. In late 2004, the Chinese government shut down a well-liked pornographic forum, called 99 Erotica, due to large volume of obscene content that was posted on the site.
12.02.2023