Warning to music channels from RTÜK President: The boundaries of morality and decency...
Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) President Ebubekir Şahin has issued a warning for music and music video broadcasts containing excessive sexual content, slang, and profanity to be brought into compliance with "broadcasting principles."
RTÜK President Ebubekir Şahin, in a statement on his social media account, claimed that reports from monitoring experts indicate that television channels broadcasting music videos in Turkey have "crossed the boundaries of morality and decency."
Stating that it has been determined that music channels use "excessive sexual content" in the video clips they broadcast and that images containing nudity appear "frequently" on these channels, Şahin noted that it has also been determined that radio channels broadcasting music frequently play songs containing slang and profanity.
Şahin stated the following:
"It is imperative that the relevant broadcasters urgently address the aforementioned content, which is contrary to our traditions and conflicts with our religious, social, and cultural values, within their own mechanisms and bring them into compliance with the broadcasting principles set forth in our Law No. 6112. Otherwise, the authority of our Supreme Council within the framework of the law is well-known. It is extremely important that this warning we have issued be taken into consideration with sensitivity, and that music videos that do not align with our national and spiritual values be meticulously reviewed accordingly."
News Source: AA
Most Read
Striking picture for Özgür Özel's 'New Party'
Özgür Özel gives a dated response regarding the number of resignations
Forest fire in Antalya brought under control
The PKK opening and Özgür Özel’s path!..
How did the newspapers view Özgür Özel's farewell to the CHP?
He killed his wife by slitting her throat: Their children witnessed the moments
What did the CHP do?
Özel’s new party move in the world press
The New CHP, against CEHAPE
Fire at TUSAŞ engine factory in Eskişehir under control