The practical problems in banning tainted stars and ways of improvement
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https://doi.org/10.54691/bcpep.v4i.779Keywords:
banning; tainted stars, legal regulation, the administration punishmentAbstract
In recent years, “banning” has gradually become a common means for public power to control the quality of development of cultural industry and improve public civilization. The concerns about the “banning” system have gradually become a hot issue in society. From the theoretical analysis, “banning” refers to the administrative penalties imposed by the National Radio and Television Administration on tainted stars by removing their works from public platforms and restricting their employment. According to the practical experience, there are three main types of “banning”: banning for criminal violations, moral problems, and the wrong attitude toward sensitive issues. According to the social practice of “banning”, there are still problems such as inappropriate agencies for punishment, lack of detailed means, and inadequate relief mechanisms. In this regard, the following aspects should be improved in the future: regulating qualified subjects of punishment, formulating detailed means, and establishing diversified relief mechanisms.
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