BEIJING -- A public backlash in China has prompted the government to revise a bill that would criminalize clothing that offends "the feelings of the Chinese people," narrowing it to cover only clothing that "glorifies aggression."
The new proposed amendment to a public security law was submitted to the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress legislature. Legislation proposed under Chinese Communist Party rule rarely undergoes substantial revisions in response to public pressure.
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