1. Medical care-related advertisements: Medical care advertisements must be examined and approved by relevant medical institutions or government departments to ensure that the contents of advertisements are true and accurate and do not mislead consumers.
2. Drug advertisements: Drug advertisements must comply with the regulations of drug regulatory authorities, including functional indications, usage and dosage, contraindications, etc. Do not exaggerate the curative effect or mislead consumers.
3. Food safety advertisements: Food advertisements must meet the requirements of food safety laws and regulations, and must not be falsely publicized or exaggerated, and must not involve health care functions that have not been scientifically verified.
4. Financial advertisements: Financial advertisements must comply with the regulations of financial regulatory agencies, including clear risk warnings, and must not mislead consumers or publicize illegal financial activities.
5. Tobacco advertising: According to the laws of most countries and regions, tobacco advertising has been banned because smoking is harmful to health.
6. Advertisements involving sexual suggestion: Advertisements shall not contain obscene, obscene or vulgar contents, and shall not infringe upon the privacy rights of others.
Please note that the above are just some common types of advertisements that cannot be published without review, and the specific legal provisions may vary from country to country. If you need to review specific advertising content, please consult local legal experts to get accurate legal advice.
Advertising supervision aims at ensuring the compliance of advertising content and protecting consumers' rights and interests and market order. As a means of commercial propaganda, advertising has extensive influence and communication power, so it must undergo strict examination and supervision. Regulators are responsible for examining the authenticity, legality and morality of advertisements, and it is forbidden to publish uncensored advertisements. This measure aims at preventing false propaganda, misleading consumers, infringing on the rights and interests of competitors and social public interests. The effective implementation of advertising supervision requires the joint efforts of the government, enterprises and consumers. By establishing and improving the supervision system, strengthening publicity and education, increasing penalties for violations, ensuring the healthy and orderly development of the advertising market and providing consumers with authentic advertising information, thus promoting sustained and healthy economic development.
Legal basis:
Advertising law of People's Republic of China (PRC) (202 1 revised);
Chapter III Advertising Code of Conduct
Twenty-ninth radio stations, television stations, newspapers and periodicals publishing units engaged in advertising business, should set up specialized agencies engaged in advertising business, equipped with the necessary personnel, with places and equipment suitable for advertising business.