Charitable organizations that carry out public fundraising activities through the Internet shall publish public fundraising information on a unified or designated charity information platform of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, or publish public fundraising information on online platforms such as portals, official Weibo, official WeChat and mobile clients opened in the name of charitable organizations.

After the establishment of the Department of Charity Promotion and Social Work of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the national charity information platform of "Charity China" was iteratively upgraded, a mobile page was developed, the service process was optimized, and the national charity information was promoted to be searchable.

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Personal help is not regulated by the Charity Law, but it is not prohibited from being published on the public fundraising platform. The main thing is that the platform should make a good risk warning.

Personal assistance is a controversial issue in the legislation of Charity Law. According to the law, personal assistance does not belong to the scope of adjustment of the Charity Law, and personal assistance information does not belong to the public information of charitable fund-raising.

However, for personal help, the Charity Law has also made public provisions, and such information can be published in the media. However, the media should fulfill their corresponding responsibilities, give risk warnings to the public, and inform the public that this information does not belong to charity fund-raising, and the authenticity of the information should be borne by the individual who released it.

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