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Abigail Marin, 18, was diagnosed with a facial tumour when she was six years old and for the rest of her life will have to have small operations to maintain the function in her face

A charity group called on streaming platforms to help reduce stigma by including a disclaimer for content featuring villains with "scars, marks, burns."

Networks and streamers asked to add a disclaimer to films that reinforce negative stereotypes with villains who have visible differences

Netflix, Prime, BBC and other streamers have been urged to include a disclaimer on horror films featuring villains with visible differences.

A charity has urged streaming sites such as Netflix, Apple TV and Disney+ to include an on-screen warning before showing negative stereotypes about disfigurements.

British charity Changing Faces is calling on streaming platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV and Disney+ to make the change

A charity has urged streaming sites such as Netflix, Apple TV and Disney+ to include an on-screen warning before showing negative stereotypes about di...

Changing Faces, a UK charity that represents those with a disfigurement or visible difference, has written to broadcasters warning of the negative portrayals of people with disfigurements in horror films in the run-up to Halloween.

Despite the retreating shadows, the remnants of COVID-19 linger, etching tales of loss and caution in the annals of our journey.

In 2011, the Changing Faces Theater Company brought George A. Romero’s groundbreaking horror film “Night of the Living Dead” to its Lodi stage.