http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7241723.stm
Hmmmm. Where have I heard arguments like these before?
'The document calls on stations "not to offend the leaders or national and religious symbols" of Arab countries, news agency AFP reports.
They should not "damage social harmony, national unity, public order or traditional values," the charter says.
Signatory countries may "withdraw, freeze or not renew the work permits of media which break the regulations".
The charter also calls on broadcasters to avoid erotic content, or content which promotes smoking or the consumption of alcohol, and to "protect Arab identity from the harmful effects of globalisation".'
Sounds like Gordon Brown... and other believers in Free Speech Modified So Muslims aren't Offended.
One of the best ways of judging our current legislation is to see which governments around the world are passing similar laws. If Egypt passes a similar law, you've made a grievous mistake.
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