The ongoing scandal involving the so -called “Uncle Red of Nanjing” He continues to shock the Chinese social media and has now attracted international attention.
The case revolves around a 38 -year -old man nicknamed JiaoWhich presumably disguised as a woman to engage in intimate relationships with numerous young people and secretly filmed the meetings to sell the online movie.
Currently held by the police in Nanjing, province of Jiangsu, Jiao It has yet to be formally condemned. The authorities confirmed his arrest on charges of spreading pornographic material. According to the Chinese law, if considered serious, these crimes can involve up to 2 years in prison.
Even more worrying is the potential risk to public health: if Jiao It turns out that he consciously transported and transmitted a sexual transmission infection (STI), in particular HIV, while undertaking in unprotected acts, the accusations could become more serious.
According to Chinese criminal law, public health permanently permanent in this way can involve 3 to 10 years of imprisonment and if serious damage or deaths occur, the sentence could extend over 10 years or even cause life imprisonment.
Although no health information on Jiao It has been released, the authorities are exhorting anyone who has had contacts with him to be tested immediately. Law enforcement officers also warned the public not to share un verified items or related videos, since this could lead to legal repercussions.
This case highlights the fundamental concerns on digital consensus, health safety and privacy. While the investigation deepens, “Uncle Red’s” The actions could serve as a fundamental example in the approach of China to face violations of IT crime and public health.
