Chinese police have "punished" 197 people for spreading what authorities call "rumours" about China online, including comments regarding the country's recent stock market plunge and the Tianjin explosions. See also: Deleted Weibo posts show questions the Chinese have about Tianjin The Xinhua new agency cited the Ministry of Public Security, reporting that 165 accounts had been closed down in relation to the violations, which "caused panic, misled the public and resulted in disorders in stock mar...
Chinese police have "punished" 197 people for spreading what authorities call "rumours" about China online, including comments regarding the country's recent stock market plunge and the Tianjin explosions. See also: Deleted Weibo posts show questions the Chinese have about Tianjin The Xinhua new agency cited the Ministry of Public Security, reporting that 165 accounts had been closed down in relation to the violations, which "caused panic, misled the public and resulted in disorders in stock mar...
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