Model Ngoc Trinh was sentenced to 1 year in prison but was given a suspended sentence for the crime of “Disturbing public order”. For work Ngoc Trinh has violated the law, many opinions believe that this broadcast should be limited, or even banned from acting.
Related to Ngoc Trinh’s noise, media expert Nguyen Ngoc Long supports the view of “restricting images” of artists in violation of law and ethics. Recently, Mr. Long shared the above Vietnamese people: “We all know that bad things are easier to spread and attract attention than good things.
The fact that many artists live unethically, follow deviant values, are praised, and even have many shows and contracts, causing good artists who are dedicated to their profession to suffer a lot.
In terms of economics, when artists, KOLs, and KOCs who deviate from the standards still have a supportive and influential audience, brands still have to “bite their teeth” to cooperate with them. This leads to a series of irrationalities in society.
The fact that artists who violate the law or violate ethics are subject to sanctions helps brands feel completely secure when inviting authentic artists to represent their products.
Regarding law and social security, too, cases like Kha Banh and Huan “rose” were once praised by young people, making me very dissatisfied. Eliminating such elements will contribute to creating stability and order for society.”
| Ngoc Trinh. Photo: FBNV. |
Lawyer Nguyen Van Tuan – Director of TGS Law Company Limited (belonging to the Hanoi Bar Association) also commented that banning broadcasts, performances, and social networks of artists violates ethics and the law. should do. According to Znewslawyer Tuan expressed that it is necessary to implement quickly on the basis of fully developed legal regulations.
Depending on the severity of the artist’s behavior, the law has regulations that prohibit broadcasts, return to performances for a certain period of time or indefinitely. This measure will be a control corridor, helping artists orient their professional activities in a more serious and standard way, returning a healthy environment to art.
Theo VOVCurrently, the Ministry of Information and Communications is coordinating with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to develop a process for handling people working in the field of arts (singers, artists) who violate the law, violating the code of conduct (distributing, spreading fake news, false advertising, violating good customs) in the direction of restricting performances, broadcasting, posting, and using images on radio stations television, on the internet (news sites, social networks).
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