China's National Office Against Pornographic and Illegal Publications has ordered a Chinese literature website to close down some of its online sections following an investigation. Jinjiang Literature City's website was accused by the pornography watchdog of proliferating obscene information in its self-published e-books, which include homoerotic fiction, as per The South China Morning Post on May 24. "There are ongoing issues in the realm of internet literature with the spreading of obscene content," the watchdog said via Chinese microblogging site Weibo. "Some internet companies lack content supervision and have crossed the line repeatedly." The website has since said they will...
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