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Ukraine proposes ban on profanity in songs to protect children

A petition has been launched in Ukraine calling for a ban on the use of obscene language in music. The petition's author highlights concerns that children are learning and using profanity in their daily lives.

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  • ТелеграфMedia business
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    • national desk

    "Діти у 5 років знають більше мату, ніж нормальних слів": в Україні висунули жорстку вимогу до артистів

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    "Діти знають матюків більше, ніж слів": в Україні хочуть заборонити обсценну лексику в музиці

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