The platforms stated they would continue to punish users who incite group hatred and extreme nationalism.
A Chinese woman died after she was stabbed while protecting a Japanese mum and child from a Chinese suspect in China in June.
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed condolences for Ms Hu, and the Japanese embassy in China flew its flag at half-mast to honour her. However, they also condemned users who made extreme remarks encouraging confrontations between China and Japan, or smeared Ms Hu’s reputation by saying she is a mole for Japan. The platforms have blocked or shut down accounts containing such harmful content.
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