Censorship in Italy
The government formally repeals a 1913 law, which allows the government to censor or ban films, effectively outlawing film censorship in the country.
Sources: Variety
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- The government of Italy formally repeals a 1913 piece of legislation which allowed it to censor or ban films, effectively outlawing film censorship.
- The government formally repeals a 1913 piece of legislation which allowed the government to censor or ban films, effectively outlawing film censorship.
- The government formally repeals a 1913 law which allowed the government to censor or ban films, effectively outlawing film censorship in the country.
- The government formally repeals a 1913 law, which allows the government to censor or ban films, effectively outlawing film censorship in the country.