A Painful Embrace/The Series "Yale" Was Seized by Court Order
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The broadcast of the series "Yel" was stopped by a judicial order from Tehran's District 35 Prosecutor's Office, known as the Culture and Media Prosecutor's Office.
It seems that instead of completely stopping the broadcast, some modifications were made to the content of the Yale series and about 20 seconds of that scene were removed.
Tehran's Culture and Media Court has ordered the suspension of the broadcast of the series "Yale" until further notice. The reason for this decision is the content of the sixth episode of the series, which the judicial authority has described as "criminal and contrary to public decency and morality."
The judiciary has stopped the broadcast of the series "Yel" due to its criminal content. Yesterday, a scene from the series in which a mother (Soheila Razavi) hugs her son (Babak Hamidian)...
The broadcast of the series "Yel" was stopped by court order due to criminal content.
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