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China's new net laws set to combat 'Web crime'

Last updated: 2000-10-26

China's new net laws set to combat 'Web crime'
2000-10-26

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Hong Kong - Beijing has stepped up the war against "Web crime" by drafting a set of new Internet laws and ordering the state propaganda machinery to carry out an ideological campaign on the Net, SCMP reported.... ...
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