Nur Jazlan: Too much film censorship bad for society


KUALA LUMPUR: While it is permissible for the authoities to restrict violence, sex and deviant teachings in movies, too much censorship would be bad for society, says Deputy Home Minister Datuk Nur Jazlan Mohamed (pic).

Censorship, he said, would only be carried out if the content of the show breaches the Film Censor Board's criteria.

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