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    Ban or disclaim "Photoshopping" in the media [body image laws]

    Ban or disclaim "Photoshopping" meaning photo editing in general.

    This would help with body image problems.
    Goodbye liquefy and skin softening

    http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/...report/5225592

    Should the state step in and regulate the use of overly skinny models and rampant photo alteration in the media? According to new laws passed in Israel, any Photoshopped image must have a clear warning, and all models must have a minimum Body Mass Index of 18.5. As Damien Carrick writes, the laws have strong supporters in Australia.
    http://www.nd.edu.au/news/media-releases/2014/322

    Research conducted by a lecturer at The University of Notre Dame Australia's School of Law, Fremantle, Marilyn Krawitz, published this week in the Journal of Law and Medicine, states that seeing digitally-altered images of people in popular media can create negative body image issues in young people. Ms Krawitz is calling for the Australian Government to consider implementing Israel's 'Photoshop Law' to help mitigate the onset of youth body image issues.
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