The President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, has imposed a law that fines women two million CFA francs and sentences them to life imprisonment for exposing their nudity on social media.
He stated that such actions pose a major threat to society, as they distract people with immoral activities and weaken their zeal for religion and patriotism.
Furthermore, he ordered the shutdown of all pornographic websites in Burkina Faso, as directed by the president himself.
In addition to suspending all film productions that display nudity, Ibrahim Traoré demanded the closure of all obscene websites in the country.
He stated, “Africa is known for respecting its culture and religion. I do not support the kind of backwardness seen in the West.” He therefore urged all filmmakers to be cautious and modest in accordance with religious and cultural values.
He stated that such actions pose a major threat to society, as they distract people with immoral activities and weaken their zeal for religion and patriotism.
Furthermore, he ordered the shutdown of all pornographic websites in Burkina Faso, as directed by the president himself.
In addition to suspending all film productions that display nudity, Ibrahim Traoré demanded the closure of all obscene websites in the country.
He stated, “Africa is known for respecting its culture and religion. I do not support the kind of backwardness seen in the West.” He therefore urged all filmmakers to be cautious and modest in accordance with religious and cultural values.
The President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré, has imposed a law that fines women two million CFA francs and sentences them to life imprisonment for exposing their nudity on social media.
He stated that such actions pose a major threat to society, as they distract people with immoral activities and weaken their zeal for religion and patriotism.
Furthermore, he ordered the shutdown of all pornographic websites in Burkina Faso, as directed by the president himself.
In addition to suspending all film productions that display nudity, Ibrahim Traoré demanded the closure of all obscene websites in the country.
He stated, “Africa is known for respecting its culture and religion. I do not support the kind of backwardness seen in the West.” He therefore urged all filmmakers to be cautious and modest in accordance with religious and cultural values.
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