In the Almaty region, police officers took interest in obscene videos on TikTok and Instagram. The author of the content was quickly found and a protocol was drawn up. This was reported by Qazaqyia.kz citing Kursiv Media.
According to Polisia.kz, the next blogger-offender turned out to be a 22-year-old unemployed man named Nursat Pshan. According to law enforcement, the blogger showed clear disrespect for generally accepted norms of public behavior.
By court decision, the man was arrested for five days.
"Social networks are a public space, and the requirements of current legislation also apply to the behavior of users in the digital environment," the police department of the Almaty region stated.
Earlier, Kursiv wrote about how a resident of Almaty was arrested for 15 days after he swore in a video about the akimat and pipe replacement. And the day before, boxer Mukhit Amantayev and rapper "Kislo-Sladkiy" received a protocol for swearing on stage.
This incident demonstrates that Kazakhstan's legislation is strictly enforced regarding user behavior on social networks. The police warn that violations of public order are not allowed in the digital space either. The case of Nursat Pshan is a concrete example of this warning. Before publishing content on social networks, it is important to check its compliance with the law. Especially, one should avoid profanity and other offenses.
In Kazakhstan, responsibility for profanity on social networks is regulated by Article 434 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. This article provides for administrative liability for profanity or other indecent acts in public places. The penalty may include a fine or administrative arrest. In the case of Nursat Pshan, the arrest term was 5 days, indicating the strictness of the law.
Representatives of the police department noted that social networks are a public space, and the requirements of the law also apply to behavior in the digital environment. Work to identify and prevent offenses in the digital environment continues. The police urge citizens to behave competently and lawfully on social networks.
This case should be an important lesson for Kazakhstani bloggers and social media users. When publishing content on social networks, it is necessary to carefully consider its content. Profanity, insults, or actions that violate public order are contrary to the law and entail responsibility.
In Kazakhstan, the rules for using social networks are gradually tightening. These are measures aimed at maintaining the cleanliness and safety of the digital space. The police and other law enforcement agencies are actively working to identify and suppress offenses on social networks. The case of Nursat Pshan is the result of this work.
In conclusion, responsibility for profanity on social networks is quite real. Kazakhstani citizens are obliged to comply with the law even in the digital space. The police are strengthening control in this area and taking measures against any violations. Therefore, before publishing content on social networks, it is worth double-checking its compliance with the law.