Haircut like David Beckham will go to jail and 1001 strangest bans in the world

There are many strange things in the world and one of them is the ban of some countries. Many people will feel extremely frustrated when they hear them because they find them too absurd.

France bans ketchup

Tomato sauce is one of the indispensable ingredients of Western cuisine, but some schools in France ban this ingredient. The ban was approved by the government for the purpose of protecting health and healthy eating but without losing the traditional culinary identity of France. So tomatoes are usually only used when served with French fries.

The Republic of Burundi bans running

Burundi is a small country located in East Africa and the socio-political situation of Burundi has been unstable for many years due to the power struggle between the two main tribes, the Hutu and Tutsi tribes. In 2014, President Pierre Nkurunziza enacted a law banning running in the morning because it could be an opportunity to conduct a conspiracy to rally forces to overthrow the government. In fact, there have been many groups of protesters who were arrested while jogging here. So deliberately jogging in the morning can be jailed for life.

Australia bans adult movies

It is illegal to watch adult films in Australia because the government is concerned about underage sex. The ban was put in place to create the healthiest possible environment for children in this country. Moreover, the law in Australia also prohibits children from using stimulants such as alcohol, tobacco and especially condoms.

Saudi Arabia bans women from driving

Saudi Arabia bans women from driving because of gender inequality in the Muslim country. Because they believe that women are born only to satisfy the needs of men and give birth, in addition, they do not have any other functions. Women can only have one husband but men are different. And the ban on women driving also started from this concept.

China bans jasmine

This is a very fragrant and beautiful flower, but it is completely banned by the government in mainland China. The government of this country bans the sale of jasmine flowers and even the cultivation of jasmine flowers even talking about it in everyday life. The ban stems from historical events in 2010 in Tunisia, where there was a large-scale democratic demonstration against the government; People here have accused the country's social, economic, and management policies as the cause of unemployment problems, rising prices, and corruption. This revolution is called Jasmine Revolution which means jasmine revolution.

In China in 2011, there were quite a few protests in Beijing that took place to demand democracy. Typical are the demonstrations for the right to improve the quality of life, reduce the gap between rich and poor, and oppose the dictatorship of the current government. The above protest reminded the domestic and foreign community of the famous jasmine revolution in Tunisia in 2010. Therefore, the Chinese People's Democratic Party of China enforced a ban on "jasmine" to reduce pressure from public opinion. as well as the people.

Iran bans Western-style haircuts

In a country where nearly 99% of the population is Muslim like Iran, Westernized appearance and lifestyle are taboo, especially hairstyles, music, and jeans. , and some pets... So if you live in Iran and cut your hair like David Beckham or Justin Bieber, you will be charged with treason against the government. The government here simply views Western trends as the worship of unorthodox gods or demons.

Denmark bans arbitrarily naming children

Arbitrary naming of children is not allowed in Denmark. More specifically, the baby must be named based on an available list of 24,000 names that have been approved by the government. If someone arbitrarily uses a new name or has other special characters, it must be approved by an inspection committee inside the government.

Malaysia bans yellow clothes

In Malaysia, everything yellow is prohibited. It sounds very strange because the color of the outfit or clothes, shoes is yellow, no matter what. But not all has its reasons, here is a group of protesters against the government, against the state, they often choose yellow as the main color in the protests. Since then, yellow is considered a protest color and is strictly prohibited.

Greece bans gaming

Video games help us entertain after stressful working hours. They grow in many countries and are well received and supported by many people. But in Greece it was banned, the country was concerned that gambling was difficult to control, so it banned all computer video games. And a point worth noting is that not only Greek citizens but also foreigners living here must also comply with this regulation if they do not want to get involved with the law. Video games are banned in all forms and the maximum penalty is even jail time just for playing video games, a law that has been in place since 2002.

North Korea bans everything

The final boss of all strange bans is nowhere else but North Korea. There are many strange bans that have existed for a long time here, such as a ban on giving opinions, banning listening to foreign music, banning laughing and talking in public places, banning jeans, ban watching Korean movies. , ban wearing short skirts, ban women from wearing trousers and only watch state television channels. And these channels mainly glorify the country's leaders.

Samoa cấm quên sinh nhật vợ, Italy cấm cho chim ăn và những luật lệ khó tin nhất thế giới (P2) Hà Hà23:01:09 06/10/2021Trên thế giới có rất nhiều điều kỳ lạ và một trong số đó là những lệnh cấm của một vài quốc gia và có thể khi bạn đọc được sẽ cảm thấy những điều này thật vô lý. Frorida, Mỹ - Cấm phụ nữ ly hôn nhảy dù vào Chủ Nhật Tại...