A 14-year-old boy in China is in serious condition after he was beaten at an internet rehabilitation camp, state media reported Wednesday. ...full story at cbcnews
from cbcnews on Wed, Aug 19 2009
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Boot Camp China 2006 »
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14-year-old boy beaten in Internet boot camp » People's Daily A 14-year-old boy is in critical condition after being repeatedly beaten by a counselor and other students at an Internet addiction camp in Zhongjiang county, Sichuan province. Pu Liang was found in solitary confinement at the camp last Thursday... |
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Another teen beaten in Internet addiction camp » Shanghaiist It looks like all the bad press still hasn't reached parents who've sent their child to a "personality correction" boot camp. Another boy, 14-year-old Pu Liang, was beaten to a pulp at one of these camps and is now in critical condition at a hospital in... |
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Internet addict swallows steel saw blade » Danwei In 2009 China will be the first country to recognize Internet addiction as an official medical condition. Earlier this month the Christian Science Monitor reported on the PLA boot camp and rehab center set up for Chinese Internet addicts, where sufferers... |
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Arrests made in rehab camp death » People's Daily Four counselors at an Internet rehabilitation camp where a 15-year-old boy was beaten to death have been formally arrested in Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. The arrests come one month after middle school graduate Deng Senshan died at the... |
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When ‘Internet Addiction’ Turns Deadly » China Journal On Monday, police in the south China city of Nanning said that a 16-year-old boy died in at a boot camp for Internet addicts after being beaten by supervisors, according to the Global Times |
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