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In 2024, among the 100 most popular songs on the Apple Music, 19 were Russian.
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Petition authors suggested that you impose requirements for foreign stripping platforms (Apple Music, Spotify, etc.) regulate the content and not provide access to Russian -language music in the territory of Ukraine, regardless of the nationality of the performer.
Instead, the Prime Minister stressed that there are currently no legal grounds for prohibition or other forms of restriction on linguistic grounds in international law, Ukrainian legislation and the rules of broadcasting of foreign platforms.
Shmigal added that there is a need to improve the legislative framework for “Restricting the free dissemination of content of the aggressor country, including musical works, songs, music videos, etc.”. It will help to provide information and national security of Ukraine.
The European Union member states have digital markets and digital services that counteract the risks and threats of democratic processes. Ukraine will develop analogues of act documents and implement them into national legislation.
The Prime Minister has entrusted the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Digital Transformations and the Ministry of Justice to further process these issues and to inform the authors of the appeal later.
Petition authors demanded The petition appeared on the Cabinet of Ministers website on February 17. In three days, February 20, the document has collected signatures of more than 28 thousand users.
The author and the petition signatories demanded that the government prohibit songs in Russian on such strings as Apple Music, Spotify and more. They also asked to introduce legislative initiatives and information campaigns to promote Ukrainian music.
The petition explains that Russian-language music can carry the idea and message that are harmful to Ukrainian identity, contain elements of Russian propaganda and is a product whose consumption is funded by the aggressor country.
It also emphasizes the negative impact that songs in Russian can have on young people: “In the modern world, where young people actively consume music through stringing platforms, it is important to form the right cultural values in them. The ban on Russian -speaking music can help to avoid negative impact on the younger generation.”
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In 2024, among the 100 most popular songs on the Apple Music, 19 were Russian.
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Read UP. Culture in Telegram i WhatsApp!
Petition authors suggested that you impose requirements for foreign stripping platforms (Apple Music, Spotify, etc.) regulate the content and not provide access to Russian -language music in the territory of Ukraine, regardless of the nationality of the performer.
Instead, the Prime Minister stressed that there are currently no legal grounds for prohibition or other forms of restriction on linguistic grounds in international law, Ukrainian legislation and the rules of broadcasting of foreign platforms.
Shmigal added that there is a need to improve the legislative framework for “Restricting the free dissemination of content of the aggressor country, including musical works, songs, music videos, etc.”. It will help to provide information and national security of Ukraine.
The European Union member states have digital markets and digital services that counteract the risks and threats of democratic processes. Ukraine will develop analogues of act documents and implement them into national legislation.
The Prime Minister has entrusted the Ministry of Culture, the Ministry of Digital Transformations and the Ministry of Justice to further process these issues and to inform the authors of the appeal later.
Petition authors demanded The petition appeared on the Cabinet of Ministers website on February 17. In three days, February 20, the document has collected signatures of more than 28 thousand users.
The author and the petition signatories demanded that the government prohibit songs in Russian on such strings as Apple Music, Spotify and more. They also asked to introduce legislative initiatives and information campaigns to promote Ukrainian music.
The petition explains that Russian-language music can carry the idea and message that are harmful to Ukrainian identity, contain elements of Russian propaganda and is a product whose consumption is funded by the aggressor country.
It also emphasizes the negative impact that songs in Russian can have on young people: “In the modern world, where young people actively consume music through stringing platforms, it is important to form the right cultural values in them. The ban on Russian -speaking music can help to avoid negative impact on the younger generation.”