In order to ensure that the children have a healthy holiday, further purify the cultural environment around the campus, and standardize the order of the cultural market around the campus, the Nanhu District Cultural and Sports Market Administrative Law Enforcement Brigade has carried out inspections of the cultural market around the campus in view of the problems existing in the current publication market for several days.
It is reported that this action mainly focused on the carpet screening of newspaper kiosks, stationery stores and bookstores around the campus. At the same time, it vigorously checked the rental stores and tourist stalls around the campus that targeted students, severely cracked down on pirated textbooks and teaching aids, resolutely investigated and dealt with pornographic, murderous, violent and pseudoscientific publications, and strictly prohibited peddling, renting and selling all kinds of scary The game CDs with cruel and other harmful contents shall be strictly investigated, and cultural waste products such as "children's RMB" and "terrorist rogue toys" shall be strictly prevented from illegal publishing such as harmful "pocket books" and "cartoon books" entering the market.
"From the situation of this inspection, no illegal publications, pirated audio-visual products and unlicensed business activities were found." The relevant person in charge of the administrative law enforcement team of the district culture and sports market told reporters that next, the team will adhere to the principle of combining centralized rectification with daily supervision, and further increase the supervision of the cultural market around the campus, We will strictly investigate and deal with all kinds of illegal business practices, actively strengthen the publicity and education of minors with the school, strengthen cooperation with the public security, industry and commerce and other departments, carry out multi department joint law enforcement actions, ensure the harmony and stability of the cultural market around the campus, and create a green "firewall" for young people's learning and growth.
