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Claire Sylvia on the Constitutionality of the False Claims Act A social media account in China with more than 11 million followers which targets juveniles has been banned for forcing young female live-streamers to stay in a tank with a crocodile.
The permanent ban also came after the account was exposed of also having made the women hold their breath under water.
The account with the handle @Yebali, which means Night Paris in English, had been in operation on the social media platform for five years before it bowed to pressure to close, Jiupai News reported.
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The “performances” involved groups of six to 10 young girl hosts, apparently below the age of 18.
This breaches Chinese law which forbids minors from hosting live-streams.
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