(d) Caution viewers in advance of scenes of extraordinary violence, or graphic reporting on delicate subject matters. Religious Content 3.12 In dealing with Religious Content, broadcasters shall have regards to Islam as the official religion of the country and the constitutional rights to freedom of religion of all other communities. 3.13 Religious broadcasts are aimed at respecting and promoting spiritual harmony and to cater to the varied religious needs of the community. Broadcasters must ensure that its religious content is not used to convey attacks upon any race or religion or is likely to create any disharmony. 3.14 All religious programming on Islam must be approved by the relevant religious authorities prior to transmission. Advise from the appropriate religious authorities should be obtained in relation to Content relating to other religion. 3.15 However, the propagation of any religion other than Islam whether directly or indirectly is not permitted. 3.16 Content that is wrongful, fanatical, critical and insulting against any religion shall not be permitted. Exploitation 3.17 No audio and visual Content should condone the exploitation of women, men and children. Negative or degrading Content on the role and nature of women, men or children in society must be avoided. 3.18 Television Content that degrades either sex by negative portrayal such as implied lewd conduct through modes of dress or camera focus on areas of the body is not allowed. Similarly, the degradation of children through improper portrayal or behaviour is not acceptable. 38