News Broadcasting and Digital Standards Authority on Friday asked broadcasters to refrain from promoting homophobia and stereotypes or publicising one’s gender identity or sexual orientation without consent.
In the new guidelines, the regulatory authority for TV and digital media urged broadcasters to report “accurately, objectively and sensitively” on issues relating to LGBTQIA+ community, PTI reported on March 02, 2024.
The guidelines state that reporting should not sensationalise or create panic, distress or undue fear among viewers.
It said broadcasters “must refrain from using any expression or slurs” which may be construed as hate speech.
It also advised broadcasters that they must strive for diverse representation.
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