Commentary: Laws imperative to curb Internet irregularities

Commentary: Laws imperative to curb Internet irregularities

(Xinhua)

09:49, December 19, 2012

(Chongqing Evening News)

BEIJING, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- A legal framework covering the cyber world is in urgent need to avoid the Internet's positive social effect being dwarfed by online irregularities.

Undoubtedly the Internet has exerted great positive social effect in spreading care and help, promoting information transparency and uncovering social unfairness and official corruption.

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