The Chinese government is planning to implement a law that would ban garments that would hurt the feelings of Chinese people.
The law still in the drafting stage will ban a range of behaviors, which include apparel or speech that could be considered offensive to Chinese people.
According to media reports, the standing committee of the nation’s legislature has released a draft of the proposed legislation, and will be prioritized for passing this year.
Punishments for those who violate the law could range from a fine, equivalent to around $950, or being sent to a detention center for 15 days.
However, the available information does not specify what images, clothing, or speech would be considered offensive by the Communist government.
China proposes law banning garments which hurt feelings
