China is continuing its crackdown on illegal horror publications, particularly "Death Note" stories, according to the national office for cleaning up pornography and fighting illegal publications Wednesday. ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Thu, Jun 14 2007
see also:
| 24 Jan 08 |
  |
死亡筆記-松田- 19- death note (part 3) »
YouTube video death note chinese dubbed |
| 25 Apr 08 |
 |
Crackdown on illegal publications » Shanghai Daily CHINA has confiscated 19.4 million illegal publications and punished 103 people involved in the first three months of this year, the National Office for Cleaning Up Pornography and Fighting Illegal Publications said... |
| 26 Apr 08 |
|
China confiscates 19.4 mln illegal publications in first quarter » People's Daily China confiscated 19.4 million illegal publications and criminally punished 103 people involved during the first three months of 2008. The information was released by the National Office for Cleaning Up Pornography and Fighting Ille ... |
| 22 Apr 09 |
|
China launches national campaign against illegal, obscene publications » People's Daily Chinese authorities launched a nationwide crackdown Wednesday on illegal and pornographic publications, destroying 46.85 million items. The crackdown covered the country's 31 provinces, cities and autonomous regions, according to the National... |
| 31 Aug 09 |
|
China seizes nearly 5.5 mln illegal publications in six months » People's Daily China's Ministry of Culture said 5.48 million illegal publications had been confiscated during the first six months of the year, in a nationwide crackdown ahead of National Day celebrations starting Oct. 1. More than 21.72 million illegal video and... |
| 09 Aug 09 |
|
China continues crackdown on copyright infringement, pornography publication » People's Daily China will continue crackdown on copyright infringement and pornography publications as crime syndicates become more sophisticated in order to maintain illegal business, a Chinese official said here Saturday. Jiang Jianguo, deputy head of the... |
twitter
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology