Scenes of actors drinking alcohol in films will be restricted under a new decree guiding the alcohol law.
Cinemas will only show actors drinking if they are playing historical characters or acting in scenes that criticize alcohol addiction, Decree 24, which took effect on Monday to guide several provisions of the Law on Preventing Alcohol's Harmful Effects, lays down.
Movies are not allowed to admire or praise individuals and organizations achieving success by producing alcohol or doing any business related to alcohol.
In June last year lawmakers approved time restrictions for advertising liquor on television and radio. According to the decree, advertisements for alcoholic drinks will be banned from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and immediately before and after and during children’s programs.
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