The new anti-creative laws come into force in Japan
Today, on Thursday, September 25, Japan is launching its revised playing laws. The prevention of revised game drug addicts will prevent the launch of online casinos, as well as the ban on the publication of web advertisements, including social media.
This occurs while Japan has seen an increase in the game, although it is almost entirely prohibited in the country. Large -scale cases with celebrities and citizens who spend large amounts of money have become more frequent as online game spreads further on the web.
In March, a report was published which revealed that 3.37 million people in Japan had already used a casino abroad. We have already reported in such cases, an incident in June being linked to Edoah Casino. This East African Operation specifically targets Japanese with a website entirely in the mother tongue.
Japan introduces new laws on games to slow down dependence
A common reason given in such cases is that the person in question often claims to ignore the laws against the game in the country. Other reasons, such as what was given by the member of Jo1 Boyband, Shion Tsurubo, is that dependence is quite easy to fall because of his “so easy” to access via phones.
It is estimated that 1.24 Billion of Yen (8.4 billion dollars) is played in Japan on an annual basis. A group, the company concerned by the head of dependence on dependence on the game, Noriko Tanaka, speaking to Japan Times, said:
“The official number announced by the NPA and the Ministry of Health on the number of deaths from the game debts is 398.
“But it is said that only 20% of suicides have their causes identified. There has been no adequate research and statements in these questions.”
However, Japan could open its doors a little more to the world of the game. Although it has prohibited most of the forms, some areas are open to the integration of casinos in stations. A similar idea was simply shot in Thailand, but that’s how the worlds of the world is illegal. The Wakayama prefecture is currently on its second pitching round, after the first was nicknamed “sloppy”.
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