Cambodian PM labels educational ad on TV as indecent
Cambodian Premier Hun Sen on Wednesday said that an educational advertisement on TV seems to encourage people to have more sex, rather than tell them to adopt condom as necessity to fend off HIV/AIDS.
"The spot looks like saying Cambodian ladies are hungry for sex " but not promoting use of condoms, he said at a graduation ceremony of health students.
Health NGO PSI, which created the spot for airing on TV, should create better spots to educate people about the danger of HIV/AIDS and the advantage of using condoms, he added.
Meanwhile, the Health Ministry should monitor such TV commercials which might otherwise affect the society negatively, he said.
"It is a nice thing that we create spots to educate people about the danger of HIV/AIDS, but we also should be cautious (in the process of creation). The spots can persuade careless people to find dangerous partners who might therefore transmit HIV/AIDS," he added.
The public interest advertisement showed that two men were refused by some fashion models and kicked out of the room by the security guard. Later, they came back with condoms in their pockets. Two models then agreed and went out with them.
This has been the second time that Hun Sen criticized such educational spots. Earlier this year, he thought an advertisement promoting schooling as inappropriate.
The spot showed that a wife told her husband that "if I know you are illiterate, I won't marry you."
Hun Sen argued that such a dialogue would adversely affect the illiterate couples in Cambodia.
Source: Xinhua
"The spot looks like saying Cambodian ladies are hungry for sex " but not promoting use of condoms, he said at a graduation ceremony of health students.
Health NGO PSI, which created the spot for airing on TV, should create better spots to educate people about the danger of HIV/AIDS and the advantage of using condoms, he added.
Meanwhile, the Health Ministry should monitor such TV commercials which might otherwise affect the society negatively, he said.
"It is a nice thing that we create spots to educate people about the danger of HIV/AIDS, but we also should be cautious (in the process of creation). The spots can persuade careless people to find dangerous partners who might therefore transmit HIV/AIDS," he added.
The public interest advertisement showed that two men were refused by some fashion models and kicked out of the room by the security guard. Later, they came back with condoms in their pockets. Two models then agreed and went out with them.
This has been the second time that Hun Sen criticized such educational spots. Earlier this year, he thought an advertisement promoting schooling as inappropriate.
The spot showed that a wife told her husband that "if I know you are illiterate, I won't marry you."
Hun Sen argued that such a dialogue would adversely affect the illiterate couples in Cambodia.
Source: Xinhua
7 comments:
The more this guy speak, the more the world knows that he is a big idiotZ
he actually have something good to say sometimes. You're an idiot though.
អាខ្វាងម្ខាក់នេះ ទើសតែរហូតតែម្តង!
ជីតាវានេះ!
fucken duma mei cong ngac to all of u cunts here! You cunts never have good things to say about ur own country. If so, better shut the fuck up u motherfuckers!
AH HUN SEN Vietcong slave is spending his day trap in his house as usual!
He's studying for his next PhD. Do you mind?
'Iron Fist' Hun Sen is the only man who can make Cambodia prosperous and fair. Sadly he chooses not to. Instead he allows wholesale corruption to exist so that the hard working and intelligent stay poor and powerless while the inbred, half-witted offspring of generals and politicians live in luxurious ignorance. History will remember him not for what he does but for what he could and should have done.
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