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Ban on selling condoms: In these countries, this restriction is not only due to religious beliefs, but also for social and legal reasons. In many countries, shopkeepers have been given a strong warning of not selling them. Let us know which countries are considered to be a crime and why it is so.
Afghanistan: The Taliban government in Afghanistan has completely banned the use and sale of condoms. The Taliban believes that the use of condoms is against the values of Islam. There shopkeepers have also been given a strong warning of not selling condoms. This ban has shocked the efforts to promote safe sex and prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
Indonesia: The government of Indonesia claims that the use of condoms promotes immoral relations and adultery in the society. For this reason, the sale and use of condoms has been banned here. The government believes that it is necessary to do so to maintain social moral values.
Nigeria: Condom promotion in Nigeria is considered illegal. The quality of condom available in the market here is very poor, which hesitate to use them. As a result, awareness of safe sex in people is little, which is a major challenge for public health.
North Korea: In North Korea, dictator Kim Jong is emphasizing on increasing the population of the country. For this reason, both condom production and use have been banned here. The government believes that the use of condoms is against the country’s population policy.
Philippines: The Catholic Church has great influence in the Philippines. The church believes that the use of condoms is against natural laws and religious principles. That is why the government has implemented strict rules on the use of condoms here, which hinders efforts to promote safe sex.
Zambia: Christianity also has a profound influence in Zambia. The use of condoms in this country is considered a sign of weak character. This social mindset is a major obstacle in spreading awareness about safe sex.