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Censorship on Japanese TVCensorship on Japanese TV is an issue it truly is largely self-imposed by the published industry. While there are no laws dictating what can and can't be said on Japanese TV, the NHK and broadcasters have a list of forbidden words. Despite the indisputable fact that nudity was once legal on standard TV, it is now prohibited on all media in the nation. While this is an extreme instance of the problem, it does demonstrate a trend of censorship in the nation. Several a long time ago, the Supreme Court of Japan upheld convictions in the "Chatterley Case" and later cited a 3-part test to define obscenity. Today, that test continues to be in use. The Library of Congress has digitized the collection. The Library of Congress has recognized it as a unique and invaluable old useful resource. There are many more exemplary cases of Japanese censorship, and this is a small sample of those cases. Since the Japanese government has imposed tighter restrictions on unbiased media, there has been growing foreign attention to the taming of media watchdogs. Reporters Without Borders these days reduced Japan's score on earth press freedom index from 61st to 72nd, signaling a deterioration of the nation's commitment to media freedom.
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