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China bans solitary confinement for Internet addicts
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November 06, 2009
- China on Wednesday (4 Nov) banned the use of physical punishment to treat Internet addiction after reports of beatings and at least one death in recent months at clinics for the condition around the country. Clinics are also banned from locking up subjects or otherwise limiting their physical free...
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