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China bans foreigners from spreading religious content online

December 23, 2021
Source: hksar.org hksar.org
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Add Your News China bans foreigners from spreading religious content online China’s Measures for the Administration of Internet Religious Information Services banning unlicensed online groups or ceremonies comes into effect in March. Beijing has said the move is necessary to safeguard national security and it follows a call by Xi Jinping to ‘strengthen the management’ of religious affairs. All foreign organisations or individuals will be banned from spreading religious content online in China under new regulations released on Monday, in what Beijing says is another effort to safeguard its national security. No organisation or individual will be allowed to disseminate...
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