The series 'Jasmine', which RTÜK launched an investigation into, has been removed
The TV+ platform, which has a joint licensing agreement with HBO Max, has removed the series 'Jasmine' from its content archive. While the decision has drawn attention among platform users, no official statement has been made regarding the reason for its removal.
Previously available to watch on TV+, the series 'Jasmine' was removed from the platform's catalog list following the latest update.The series was removed.
RTÜK had launched an investigation into the series due to scenes it contained that were alleged to undermine the family structure.RTÜK hadlaunched an investigation into the series.
RTÜKhad openedin its statement, "Targeting the family structure that forms the foundation of Turkish society, and in openconflict with our national and moral valuesvaluesin openconflict withdue to content that exploits women and is contrary to general morality,an investigation has beeninitiated," the statement read.
News Source: 12punto
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