Armenia’s broadcasting regulator fines Tsayg 100,000 AMD
The Television and Radio Commission said the broadcaster began Green Book without a smoking-health warning, although the film contained smoking scenes.

The Television and Radio Commission said the broadcaster began Green Book without a smoking-health warning, although the film contained smoking scenes.

Armenia’s Television and Radio Commission fined broadcaster Tsayg LLC 100,000 AMD on 12 November under Article 57(33) of the Law on Audiovisual Media. The commission said the penalty followed a broadcast of Green Book that began without the notice “Smoking harms your health,” although the film contained smoking scenes.
The film aired on 19 October at 00:04 Yerevan time. The commission said it reviewed a recording on 22 October and found signs of an apparent violation. Its meeting agenda described the decision as the final stage of administrative proceeding No. 37, which the commission had initiated itself.
Tsayg can appeal to the commission or Armenia’s Administrative Court within two months after the decision enters into force.

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