JMC studies legality of removing ‘law-violating’ content from Netflix

Jordan News

last updated: Sep 08,2022

AMMAN — The Jordan Media Commission (JMC) is studying the legality and feasibility of removing content that violates Jordanian law from the streaming service Netflix, reported Ammon News.اضافة اعلان

Netflix has no licensed offices within the Kingdom.

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