How Censorship Affects The World
Censoring Entertainment: How Censorship affects the World Various books have been banned from school and unbanned as time goes by, due to the changing times, like “Catcher in the Rye” it was one of the most controversial books when it was released due to the language and the life that Holden lived. Censoring has become a natural way for channels to cover up things they don’t want to be seen or heard. Many forms of censorship have also taken place in school to make sure students are introduced to material the school board and teachers don’t find suitable for them. Censorship also stops people from enjoying things as they are meant to be enjoyed, from censoring words to censoring actions others have done for the sake of story and art. Censorship
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Some Muslim groups have protested, saying it has portrayed Muslims poorly and thus "hurt their sentiments."(D'Souza). This was seen in India a country with an enormous population having such different ideals from the united states when it comes to movie making, Dilip also brings up the fact that many of the people involved with these protests were Christian groups. In another movie that was shown he describes the movie about a catholic priest with a lottery addiction and so people took offense to that also along with that the Vatican took a notice to and he describes that of course there were some cuts made to the final …show more content…
Although, many countries such as India have extremely strict restrictions on films which are put in place through the CBFC (Central board of Film Certification), another country that has strict censorship in film is china. Consistently these countries are known to be strict due to their laws and so people would imagine that their film censorship would also be extremely strict, considering this is true. “’In the past 20 years, every China director faced a great torment, and that torment is (censored)," Feng said, according to an Internet broadcast in which his use of the word "censorship" was bleeped out.” (MacLeod,11). This shows that china does indeed censor their directors more then in other countries, by going as far to censor the word censorship from being said in an interview to make sure people didn’t hear that they censored their own movie
Some Muslim groups have protested, saying it has portrayed Muslims poorly and thus "hurt their sentiments."(D'Souza). This was seen in India a country with an enormous population having such different ideals from the united states when it comes to movie making, Dilip also brings up the fact that many of the people involved with these protests were Christian groups. In another movie that was shown he describes the movie about a catholic priest with a lottery addiction and so people took offense to that also along with that the Vatican took a notice to and he describes that of course there were some cuts made to the final …show more content…
Although, many countries such as India have extremely strict restrictions on films which are put in place through the CBFC (Central board of Film Certification), another country that has strict censorship in film is china. Consistently these countries are known to be strict due to their laws and so people would imagine that their film censorship would also be extremely strict, considering this is true. “’In the past 20 years, every China director faced a great torment, and that torment is (censored)," Feng said, according to an Internet broadcast in which his use of the word "censorship" was bleeped out.” (MacLeod,11). This shows that china does indeed censor their directors more then in other countries, by going as far to censor the word censorship from being said in an interview to make sure people didn’t hear that they censored their own movie