Bill 156
Thursday, December 16th, 2010Bill 156? Never heard of it?
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Overruled!
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Well, here’s the gist of it.
Bill 156 is a revised version of the bill to restrict manga, anime, and games with sexual and “anti-social” depictions of children earlier this year. The proposed, now approved and passed, bill will amend the Youth Healthy Development Ordinance which, a couple of days back, only restricted minors from purchasing/renting “harmful” publications.
Now, however, the industry would have to regulate content they publish, be it manga, anime, or even static drawings that exaggerates certain, for the lack of a better description, “inappropriate content” such as sex/rape/whateverthefuckthat’sinappropriate.
Another section of the revised bill would allow the government to directly regulate the above mentioned items if the depicted acts are deemed harmful/inappropriate to minors.


