China launched a new campaign to clean up its internet, state media said, amid a fresh wave of apparent censorship by Beijing blocking more ...
BEIJING: China launched a new campaign to clean up its internet, state media said, amid a fresh wave of apparent censorship by Beijing blocking more foreign media websites and shutting down domestic accounts on social media.
Several foreign media beyond Beijing's control, such as the Washington Post and The Guardian, have not been accessible online since last weekend, adding to a list of blocked sites that includes Reuters. In recent years, China has regularly campaigned to police its internet, shutting down websites, social media accounts and mobile apps.
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