China Seeks More Legal Muscle to Block Foreign Websites
Proposed rules would prohibit service providers from allowing access to sites with domains registered outside China
BEIJING—China is considering new Internet rules that would pressure service providers to cut off access to foreign websites, adding to the government’s growing legal framework bolstering its control of cyberspace.
The proposed rules would prohibit the country’s Internet-service providers from allowing connections to websites with domains, or Web addresses, registered outside China. Violators would face fines of up to 30,000 yuan...
