China Accuses Google of Sprawling Obscenities on the Web

China Accuses Google of Sprawling Obscenities on the Web

Following the US government's call to reconsider its filtering laws, China accused Google of spreading filth over the internet. 
 

China's Foreign Ministry is now charging Google of violating Chinese laws by displaying obscene search images. The spokesman from the ministry vaguely said about any official actions to be taken against the search company, but he clearly expressed how the Chinese government feel against Google. 

 

"Google's English language search engine has spread large amounts of vulgar content that is lascivious and pornographic, seriously violating China's relevant laws and regulations," spokesman Qin Gang  said.

 

China has earned many critics because of the controversial web filtering legislation. Computer manufacturers are mandated to bundle their systems with the Green Dam filtering software. Subsequently, PC manufacturers operating globally have questioned the ordered integration because they need to adhere with the mandate in doing business with China.