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Wednesday, January 24, 2007 Russian Court Finds Nude In Ad Violates Religious Norms In Moscow this week, a Russian trial court has upheld a complaint brought by Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) against a magazine publisher that ran an ad featuring a semi-nude model in its Moulin Rouge magazine. Interfax reported yesterday that the FAS relied on quotations from the Bible and the Koran in demonstrating that the ad violates "the commonly accepted norms of humanity and morality" and contains "offensive images of the religious beliefs of natural persons". Alexander Osokin, lawyer for the publisher, Rodinov Publishing House, says his client will appeal. He said: "we did not insult religious things; the model in the advertisement does not hold any crosses or crescents or other symbols in her hands. The FAS can go too far in this way and turn our state into a clerical one." |

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Originally Posted by Cheburashka
We have nude beaches at some of the lakes in Texas. But you know what they say: most of the people who go to nude beaches probably shouldn't be walking around naked at a nude beach.
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Originally Posted by Khashyar
I wonder if there are any nudist beaches in Russia?
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Originally Posted by Khashyar
Here is an interesting piece of recent news about nudity and Russian law (that implies that Russian law uses religion to define whether public nudity is appropriate or not)
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Originally Posted by bingism
However, for those who think that Russian girls are good and Russian men are bad, beware the younger generation. Fuelled on a diet of everything bad about the West and starved of the cultural history that goes with it, there's a new generation of drugged-up, half-naked, promiscuous clubbers! It's not a particularly attractive side of life!!
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Originally Posted by Khashyar
Here is an interesting piece of recent news about nudity and Russian law (that implies that Russian law uses religion to define whether public nudity is appropriate or not) :
Also, I want to point out that although Russians seem to be open to expressing sexuality and sensuality (for example, having strip tease dancing at some clubs), Strip tease dancing in Russian night clubs is a way to earn some money for provincial boys/girls [that this may not be the same as their beliefs about nudity.] True Although, some Russian condoms have nude breasts on them, whereas no American condoms do (the last time I checked) ![]() I've never seen any condoms yet......Khashyar P.S... I am going to move this thread to the "Russian Culture" section of the forum. |
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Originally Posted by Felice
Really bottom culture
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and the girls were laughing. The girls were laughing because they thought the two that stripped were stupid. As soon as the DJ picked a winner the two girls got dressed as fast as they could and you could see the red faces and ashame. They both left the nightclub straight away. We did not see them there again.|
Originally Posted by GreenBarb
I asked why the girls were laughing at the two girls..... the reply I got was because of what they had done they were considered no better than prostitutes.
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Originally Posted by kimchik
Nude magazines, sexshops, nude bars, striptease clubs, topless bading...all (almost) as normal as in Europe, and a lot more normal than in the States. Although the ladies don't walk around in their naked bums...sometimes in the summer I wonder why some of them bother to put that skirt on cause it's smaller than the underwear.......but I don't complain!
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Originally Posted by Khashyar
My impression is that Russians are generally more conservative about the human body than Europeans are.
I wonder if there are any nudist beaches in Russia? Also, I am sure that Russian laws about nudity would reflect the Russian cultural belief about nudity. |
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