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Content Regulation

 

Aims of Regulation


Content regulation for publications serves to reflect community standards. But at the same time, regulation also aims to ensure that due consideration is given to the artistic and educational merits of the publication.

Related Information

  • Undesirable Publications Act
  • Newspaper and Printing Presses Act
  • Guidelines for Imported Publications
  • Publications Consultative Committee
  • Registered Importers’ Database
  • Application for Permit

General Principles of Regulation


In general, publications must not feature content which:

·         Erodes the core moral values of society;

·        Gives rise to misunderstanding and disharmony among racial and religious groups;

·         Denigrates or is insensitive to racial groups or religious beliefs;

·         Subverts the nation’s security or stability.



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