The Tibetan Floods Have Become a Target of the Chinese Communist Party's "Clean Internet" Campaign, with at Least 19 People Punished.
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大纪元 Epoch Times
阿波罗新闻网Following the devastating floods in Gyirong, Tibet, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been deleting or restricting the dissemination of related posts under the guise of "Clean Internet-2026." As of September 3, at least 19 netizens who posted information about the disaster or questioned official figures have been punished, summoned, or reprimanded, and a complete list of victims and missing persons has yet to be released.
Chinese authorities are restricting publications about the scale of the disaster in Tibet and punishing people for spreading unofficial figures about victims and missing people. The controls are part of the “Clean Internet 2026” campaign, which is increasingly being used not only against cybercrime and disinformation, but also against information that differs from the official version of the authorities.
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