PEMRA bans TV show ‘Hadsa’, says it ‘tarnishes’ Pakistan’s image

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All this "evidence" you've posted is from before I was banned and changed my ways

️️️Let the mods decide️️
Yeah all I posted is not evidence of discrimination / racism it's nothing at all
Also much of it was after the ban

 

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Let the mods decide

️️️Fallacy detected: Appeal to authority️️️

Definition given below:

An argument from authority (argumentum ab auctoritate), also called an appeal to authority, or argumentum ad verecundiam (argument against shame), is a form of fallacy when the opinion of a non-expert on a topic is used as evidence to support an argument or when the authority is used to say that the claim is true, as authorities can be wrong.[1] The argument can be considered sound if the authority is an expert and when all sides of a discussion agree on the reliability of the authority in the given context, and if the argument does not rely on the authority to establish truth.

 

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️️️Fallacy detected: Appeal to authority️️

️️️Attempt to divert thread ️️️

 

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Also much of it was after the ban

Fact check: False ️️️

️️️Warning: Please refrain from making libelous claims against me or I will be forced to report you️️️

 

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Fact check: False ️️️

️️️Warning: Please refrain from making libelous claims against me or I will be forced to report you️️️

️️️Attempt to divert thread ️️
Aren't you already? Stop spamming on my thread

Pehlay tu ** hamara bara koi image hey dunya may

Banning something is never advisable

Pakistan censors ban TV show over rape scenes: ‘Tarnishes our image’

The 2020 Lahore rape case sparked nationwide protests after local police scolded the victim for travelling at night without a male guardian.

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Title Check: Deceptive ️️️

️️️This radical ️ has omitted the fact that the show was banned due to a complaint lodged by the victim of the incident ️️️

can you share any credible source?

 

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can you share any credible source?

Portrayal will not only trigger trauma of that unfortunate victim but would also tarnish (the) country's image, it says

Censors ban TV show over rape scenes that ‘tarnish’ Pakistan

The drama would cause overseas viewers to wrongly ‘perceive Pakistan as [an] unsafe place for women’, the country’s media watchdog said. Sexual violence is endemic in Pakistan and the rape conviction rate in the country reported to be as low as 0.3 per cent.

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Just read scmp or tribune

 

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Portrayal will not only trigger trauma of that unfortunate victim but would also tarnish (the) country's image, it says

Censors ban TV show over rape scenes that ‘tarnish’ Pakistan

The drama would cause overseas viewers to wrongly ‘perceive Pakistan as [an] unsafe place for women’, the country’s media watchdog said. Sexual violence is endemic in Pakistan and the rape conviction rate in the country reported to be as low as 0.3 per cent.

www.google.com

Just read scmp or tribune

Yes. I know. He was lying.

In sub continent it is people hobby to blame the victims, and hide the crime.
This is the reason more rape cases and honour killing cases increasing.

In Pakistan 2 movies were banned one for blasmphey and other for honour killings.
No Reason for banning. But Its not new in Pakistan

 

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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has banned TV drama ‘Hadsa’, over scenes reminiscent of a notorious gang rape case, saying the series would “tarnish” the nation’s image by depicting it as an “unsafe place for women”.

Regulators said the show would be pulled from airwaves due to parallels to the real-life case of a French-Pakistani mother raped in front of her small children after her car ran out of fuel near the eastern city of Lahore.

“Portrayal of such (a) heinous act will not only trigger the trauma of that unfortunate victim but would also tarnish (the) country’s image,” said the order from the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) released on Wednesday evening.adding that it did not portray a “true picture of Pakistani society”.

Lawyer Muhammad Ahmad Pansota told AFP that he had lodged a complaint against the show with PEMRA on behalf of the rape victim.

“She said to me actually that whenever she watches an episode, or how people react when they watch it, she has to go through the entire trauma again,” he said. “She’s not very comfortable with that.”

Episodes four and five of ‘Hadsa’ show a woman and her son being kidnapped and assaulted by a gang when their car breaks down, later revealing the character was raped.

Before the series was censored, actress Hadiqa Kiani, who plays the woman, said it was not based on real-life events.

“Unfortunately, the horrific act of rape and violence happens far too often in our society,” she wrote on the social media site X.

“‘Hadsa’ is not based on any one person’s story, it is based off of a sickly common part of our reality.”

In the wake of the Lahore incident, backlash over victim-blaming and abysmal conviction rates spurred legal reforms, including the establishment of special courts and chemical castration of serial rapists.

Two men were sentenced to death in 2021 for participating in the rape, but have yet to be executed.

Earlier this year, the website Wikipedia was blocked for hosting “blasphemous content”, while ‘Barbie’ movie and the critically acclaimed transgender romance film ‘Joyland’ also fell foul of censors.

PEMRA bans TV show ‘Hadsa’, says it ‘tarnishes’ Pakistan’s image

Portrayal will not only trigger trauma of that unfortunate victim but would also tarnish (the) country's image, it says

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How stopping a show will improve image of Pakistan ?

 

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the counsel for the TV channel contended that Pemra had issued a prohibition order on the broadcast over a complaint filed by Barrister Khadija Siddique.

Conditional airing of controversial serial Hadsa allowed

Pemra allows airing after seeking an undertaking from producers not to air the alleged controversial scene in its 5th episode.

www.dawn.com

 

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the counsel for the TV channel contended that Pemra had issued a prohibition order on the broadcast over a complaint filed by Barrister Khadija Siddique.

Conditional airing of controversial serial Hadsa allowed

Pemra allows airing after seeking an undertaking from producers not to air the alleged controversial scene in its 5th episode.

www.dawn.com

Pajeet is still obsessed with Pakistan

So much so that he is even obsessed with a stupid TV show