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Exercise extreme caution on portrayal of SCs, STs: BCCC to entertainment channels: Best Media Info

Exercise extreme caution on portrayal of SCs, STs: BCCC to entertainment channels: Best Media Info
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Exercise extreme caution on portrayal of SCs STs BCCC advisory to entertainment channels

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Exercise extreme caution : BCCC advisory on portraying of SCs, STs communities to entertainment channels

The channels, while depicting the stories of members of the SC and ST communities, must ensure that "nuance and humanness" of the stories are communicated "sensitively" and that violence displayed does not lead to "re-traumatization" of the communities or victims, advisory said.

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Exercise extreme caution on portrayal of SCs, STs: BCCC advisory to entertainment channels

The channels, while depicting the stories of the members of the scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) communities, must ensure that the "nuance and humanness" of the stories are communicated "sensitively" and that the violence displayed does not lead to "re-traumatization" of the communities or victims, the council said in its advisory.

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