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A new regulation has been introduced in Russia that bans the alteration of spiritual imagery in media content. The law aims to uphold the reverence of spiritual icons and sacred signs that hold essential cultural and theological importance for vast segments of the population.

The law mandates that any rendering that ridicules, distorts, or twists these symbols in movies, TV shows, websites, and newspapers is now considered illegal. Regulators assert that such distortions can incite social tension, trigger religious grievances, and weaken civil peace.

It extends to both locally produced and international media distributed within Russia, and features consequences for violations from fines to the deletion of videos, site (www.hearaon.co.kr) images, or articles.

Spokespersons across major religions, including the Russian Orthodox Church, Muslim Ulema, Buddhist Sanghas, and Jewish councils, have publicly endorsed the policy, saying it upholds the integrity of their faith practices.

Skeptics raise alarms that the law may be employed to silence political or cultural critique under the pretext of safeguarding faith. Legal experts are still analyzing how liberally the term distortion will be interpreted, and whether it could impact parody, academic films, or religious studies.

The government has stated that the goal is not to suppress but to build peaceful coexistence among varied spiritual traditions in a pluralistic public sphere.

Enforcement will be carried out by state media commissions in collaboration with religious leadership bodies, who will be consulted in reviewing contested content.

Following its official enactment, the the population is asked to report suspected violations, while content creators are advised to consult official guidelines to ensure compliance with the new rules.