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Radio and Television Broadcasting Law, On-Demand Service Minor Protection

Law No. 6112 (Radio and Television Broadcasting Law), Art. 8/3

In force since .

An age-appropriate design code rule binding private bodies.

What it requires

  • Applies to an on-demand broadcasting service provider, meaning an audiovisual streaming or video-on-demand service within the Radio and Television Supreme Council's licensing jurisdiction.
  • Ensure that a broadcast service of a nature that could adversely affect the physical, mental or moral development of children and young people is presented in a way that they would not normally hear or see under ordinary conditions (Article 8(3)).
  • You need not follow Article 8(2)'s bar on broadcasting such content during time periods children could watch, even with a protective symbol (strengthened by Law No. 7077 in 2018): it governs linear radio and television broadcasting, not on-demand services.

These lines are LexLint's reading of the law's text.

What it reaches

Covered services

An on-demand broadcasting service provider, meaning an audiovisual streaming or video-on-demand service within the Radio and Television Supreme Council's licensing jurisdiction.

Obligation class

Design code

What this law does

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Research summary

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Article 8(3) of the Radio and Television Broadcasting Law requires an on-demand broadcasting service provider (an audiovisual streaming or video-on-demand service within the Radio and Television Supreme Council's jurisdiction) to ensure that a broadcast service of a nature that could adversely affect the physical, mental, or moral development of children and young people is presented in a way that they would not normally hear or see under ordinary conditions.

A parallel duty at Art. 8(2), strengthened by Law No. 7077 in 2018, separately bars broadcasting such content during time periods children could watch even where a protective symbol is used, for linear radio and television broadcasting rather than on-demand services.

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