Internet Porn Crackdown
Agence France-Presse, Jan 1, 2010
Chinese youths play online games at a Internet cafe in Beijing
China arrests thousands in Internet porn crackdown
BEIJING: China arrested more than 5,000 people in a crackdown on Internet pornography in 2009, officials said, vowing tougher online policing in the new year as a key element of "state security".
Internet Addictions
Straits Times, Dec 12, 2009
An Internet addict getting the electrical activity in his brain measured at Beijing Military Region Central Hospital. Last month, a Beijing court said among 100 divorces it had handled involving couples born after 1980, 20 arose from 'Internet-related bad habits'. -- PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES
China's young Net addicts don't grow up
Problem from youth continues into adulthood leading to divorces, money and health woes
Online Porn Novels
The Daily Chilli, Nov 7, 2009
Jailed for reading porn novels online
CHINESE artiste Ye Qiantong, who is said to have a lustful voice, has been jailed two years for reading pornographic novels on an online audio books website.
The sentence was suspended with two years of probation and a fine of RMB30,000 ($6,000). The website Dongting Zhongguo (www.iListen.cn) has been closed down.
Caught with Porn in Airport
AsiaOne, Sep 22, 2009
S'porean caught with child porn phone video at Australian airport
A random airport search after landing turned up the video, resulting in a conviction and $6,100 fine.
BE CAREFUL of what data you store on your mobile phone when you travel.
Sex and the Hubby
New Straits Times, Nov 29, 2009
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - There is still a high demand for prostitutes in Malaysia - if official figures on the arrests of foreign call girls are any indication.
And one of the reasons for this steady demand is apparently busy, career-chasing wives.
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