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Arab Gulf States To Remove "Offensive Content" From Netflix
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On September 6th, the Gulf Cooperation Council(GCC) demanded the immensely popular streaming site Netflix remove "offensive content," citing material that "violates Islamic and societal values and principles." The council includes Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates. This recent change is likely a response to Netflix airing LGBTQ positive content and including queer characters in many of its shows. Netflix still hasn't responded to the statement by the GCC. In a recently aired report on Saudi state television, an interview with a woman who calls herself a "behavioral consultant" called Netflix an "official sponsor of homosexuality." Esra Assery, CEO of the Saudi General Commission for Audiovisual Media (GCAM), said, "All legal measures will be taken to protect the Kingdom's sovereignty, citizens, and residents from any intellectual attack aimed at affecting its societies, values, the safety of upbringing their generations and protecting them from harmful content." A day after the GCC statement was released, the Egyptian government declared that they want Netflix to adhere to "societal principles and values of the country" they are streaming in.
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Arab Gulf Nations Demand Netflix to Remove 'Immoral' LGBT Content
Location: Saudi Arabia
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