Chinese Social Media Rules - Viral Rumor Posts May Result in Jail @NTDonChina
Chinese Social Media Rules - Viral Rumor Posts May Result in Jail  @NTDonChina
Uploaded September 2013 | Updated September 2026, 56 minutes ago
Chinese authorities said that social-media users who post comments considered to be slanderous or rumors could face prison if the posts attract wide attention. According to the judicial interpretation, Internet users will face charges of defamation—and a possible three-year prison term—if they create slanderous content that attracts at least 5,000 hits or is reposted at least 500 times.

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Chinese Social Media Rules - Viral 'Rumor' Posts May Result in Jail

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