Caution on importing sensitive games into Lebanon

The article points to widespread discontent regarding the spread of children's games that contain sensitive and inappropriate content for childhood, such as portrayals of pregnancy and motherhood that raise questions about their psychological and educational impact. Researcher Joel Khaled Tabbou, the director of government projects, called on Lebanese authorities, especially customs, to conduct thorough evaluations of all toys before they enter the market to ensure their compatibility with social values and educational standards. She emphasized the need to prevent the entry of products that promote inappropriate concepts, such as toys depicting pregnancy without including a father or portraying disturbing scenarios that create distorted perceptions about family and life. She reaffirmed the responsibility of the state and parents to protect children from the effects of commercially produced games that are poorly studied, advocating for strict preventive measures to block the entry of toys containing sensitive content that conflicts with the innocent world of childhood.

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