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Saudi Arabia urge Netflix to remove content violating Islamic Values

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2 years ago

September 7, 2022

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Netflix is in hot water with Gulf states who claim the streaming giant is going against Islamic values

Saudi Arabia and Gulf Cooperation Council want Netflix to take down any content that violates Islamic values.

Saudi Arabian TV recently blurred out a scene from the animated show, Jurassic World, because two girls are seen kissing each other.

Meanwhile, the latest Lightyear was reportedly banned in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for a same-sex kiss.

It’s understood some authorities will follow up on the directives with legal measures.

Sexual relations outside marriage, including homosexuality are illegal in Saudi Arabia.

Netflix is yet to comment on the matters.

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