A Chinese campaign to clean up online pornography has reached college campuses with the Education Ministry lashing out at some school Web sites for making money from porn. "We strongly condemn Web site hosts for making 'unlawful' money by distributing pornographic information. Students are easily influenced and perverted by such information as they are still in their formative years and do not have a solid hold on their values," said Vice-Minister of Education Li Weihong. By mid-May, Chinese police had cracked 244 cases and detained 270 suspects involved in online pornography. The Ministry of Public Security and nine other government departments launched a six-month campaign in April to crack down on illegal online activities such as distributing pornographic materials and organizing cyber strip shows.
News source: Reuters
News source: Reuters
Its also interesting how this article is juxtaposed with "Hong Kong Cracks Down on Spam."
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