Tencent Found Partly Responsible in ‘Suicide Invitation’ Case

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by Andi
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the makers and operators of the popular instant messaging platform have been found partly responsible for the of a in Zhejiang province. Courts in Lishui city ruled that should take 10% of the responsibility of the of a named Fan who was invited to join another to commit together at a on June 24th. The family of Fan claimed that didn’t delete the open invitation from their in a timely manner which lead to their child's . The who invited Fan to the didn’t go through with the and takes the remainder of the blame. will pay a total compensation of 55,612 Yuan.
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