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Orthodox priests of Komi protested against advertising posters depicting a naked man
On June 17, 2010, it became known that Orthodox priests in Komi protested against posters advertising the new Beeline tariff. The posters depict a naked man. According to the priests, parishioners complain about the advertising, outraged by obscene images.
"If this advertisement, which offends the feelings of not only believers, but also negatively affects the moral education of the younger generation, is not removed from the streets, we will be forced to call for the refusal of the services of this company," the clergy said in a statement.
Sources
- Syktyvkar priests were outraged by a naked man on street advertising // Interfax-religion. 2010. June 17.