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WeChat, China's Biggest Social Media Platform, Removes Dozens of LGBT Accounts, Topics

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For more reporting from the Associated Press, see below:It wasn't clear whether the step was ordered by Chinese authorities, but it comes as the ruling party tightens political controls and tries to silence groups that might criticize its rule.WeChat's operator, Tencent Holding Ltd., confirmed it received an email seeking comment but didn't immediately respond.The Communist Party decriminalized homosexuality in 1997, but gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual and other sexual minorities still face discrimination.

While there is more public discussion of such issues, some LGBT activities have been blocked by authorities.The official attitude is increasingly strict, the founder of the LGBT group said.Contents of the WeChat accounts, which.

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