Censorship in any form no longer relevant, says Datuk Norman of KRU


KRU Studios executive presiden and group CEO Datuk Norman Abdul Halim. - Filepic

Datuk Norman Abdul Halim, president and CEO of KRU Group of Companies has a different solution in regards to recent news which Finas calls for law to regulate contents on Netflix and VOD.

On Nov 16, Bernama reported that National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (Finas) CEO Ahmad Idham Ahmad Nadzri saying that the authorities should consider introducing a law to regulate the contents on digital platforms. The article mentioned that Finas had brought up the issue during a meeting with Film Censorship Board (LPF).

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