Chinese state media highlighted this week the rise of “children influencers” on regime-controlled social media, children producing short video content in which they appear to be subject to a variety of abusive actions such as force-feeding and fighting each other.

The Chinese state newspaper Global Times suggested that the Communist Party would soon enable a broader crackdown on the content, though it mostly highlighted government regulations that already exist against what the Party deems “harmful” content. Chinese state media censors are quick to delete any content that is politically sensitive or considered to dissent from Party orthodoxy…

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