Ban on immoral TV programmes

National Assembly resolution seeks ban on ‘immoral’ TV programmes

April 2, 2014

ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly passed a resolution on Tuesday to impose a ban on broadcast of “immoral programmes” on private and government-run TV channels. The Lower House of parliament put off lifting the ban on video-sharing website YouTube over treasury’s opposition, which called for making necessary arrangements to block sacrilegious material on the website before lifting the ban. The House

National Assembly resolution seeks ban on ‘immoral’ TV programmes

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