VTV "carried" Nam Em, Dam Vinh Hung on the news to discuss "banning the broadcast" of scandalous NS

VTV's "Cultural Perspective" program recently frankly raised the issue of needing to soon issue sanctions or ban broadcasts on artists involved in scandals and deviant behavior. The news also used Dam Vinh Hung and Nam Em as examples.

The report opens with the quote: "Recently, there have been many consecutive incidents related to the statements and actions of famous people, people with many followers on social networks. Among them, there are people was fined and summoned by the police.

In some countries such as China and South Korea, there are strict regulations restricting images on all media of famous people who violate the regulations or cause bad influence, from art stars. to people with many followers on social networks".

According to Editor Huu Bang, this issue is also of concern in Vietnam but so far no official sanctions have been issued.

The program also took examples of many artists with inappropriate statements, behavior and costumes such as Nam Em, Dam Vinh Hung and many other scandalous celebrities.

Previously, People's Artist Vuong Duy Bien, former Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, said that when going on stage to perform, artists need to carefully prepare their costumes to match the content of the song and work. This is not only the responsibility of the artist but also the responsibility of the organizer. Artists want to stand out so they are not afraid to explore and experience new things; However, we cannot follow trends and ignore the core values of bringing positive values to the public.

However, violations in performing arts activities show no signs of decreasing. Many people believe that, for organizations or individuals, fines are not enough of a deterrent. Therefore, if a fine is accompanied by additional penalties such as a ban on performing or organizing for a long time, it will make the organizers and artists more deeply aware of this.

The news reports interviews with some viewers. All opinions say that authorities need to have stricter regulations in managing celebrities or influential people.

In fact, regulations on restricting images of celebrities who violate or engage in deviant behavior were proposed by the authorities in October last year. However, now after 1 year, for many reasons this regulation has not been officially issued.

Mr. Le Quang Tu Do - Director of the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information, Ministry of Information and Communications, said: "It is necessary to have regulations to act as a higher deterrent for those who think that only You need to pay a fine to be able to release defective products on cyberspace to become famous."

The Ministry of Information and Communications and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism said they are urgently researching and finalizing the decree to soon issue the decree next July.

It is understandable that it is understandable that it is necessary to limit images of infringing celebrities in order to conduct diverse, accurate, and reasonable research. But the necessary setback does not mean delay. Because clearly, the influence of celebrities is increasingly greater on society, especially young people. From there, it has a significant impact on community cultural ethics.

Editor Huu Bang added: "In addition to the measures taken by the authorities, celebrities and influencers also need to be self-aware when posting any content on social networks. They need to consider , think carefully, not because you want to be famous or create more opportunities to m.ake m.oney but lose your image and the public's respect for you."

Previously, the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information, Ministry of Information and Communications gave the opinion that people working in the field of arts (singers, artists, actors...) should violate the law. Violating the law will be banned from broadcasting, performing, and appearing on social networks.

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