The Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA) has rolled out a significant new restriction on TV channels. In a recent notification, PEMRA announced that all satellite channels can no longer use uniforms of state institutions in their satirical and comedy programs.
This ban, effective from August 1, 2024, targets the uniforms of the police, Pakistan Armed Forces, and other security agencies.
PEMRA has already sent notices to TV channels, instructing them to stop using these uniforms in their shows immediately.
The authority aims to maintain the respect and dignity of state institutions and ensure that they are not depicted in a manner that could undermine their authority.
This new rule has stirred up discussions in the media industry. TV channels now face the challenge of complying with this regulation.
The enforcement of this rule is part of PEMRA’s broader efforts to regulate content and align it with national values and ethics.
As TV channels adapt to this change, the impact on comedy and satirical shows remains to be seen.
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