Five held over sex video shot at Beijing clothing store


People gather in front of a clothes store in Beijing. Chinese Communist authorities have said the distribution of a sex tape purportedly shot in a fitting room in one of Beijing's trendiest shopping malls is "against socialist core values", after the footage went viral.

BEIJING: Chinese police have detained five people, including a young couple, over a sex tape shot in a Beijing clothing store which went viral in China.

Those detained include the couple suspected of shooting the video – showing a mostly clothed man and a naked woman apparently having sex – in the changing room of a Uniqlo store in the capital.

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