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The HOME Minister, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, sparks controversy defending talks of censoring foreign movie streaming channels to preserve morals and culture.
The proposed extension of censorship to Netflix and others aims to block LGBTQ and perceived communist or Islamophobic content, stifling local filmmakers.
While some netizens argue for freedom of choice, Malaysia’s conservative landscape prompts tighter controls. Activists criticize arbitrary decisions and police influence, while social media users debate access to mature content.
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