Publicity
Increase the frequency of TV and radio APIs on COIAO and advertise TELA's complaint hotline (2676 7676) in newspapers so as to facilitate the public to make complaints.
Publicise measures against pornographic articles on special radio and TV programmes, including the Police Magazine.
Public Education
Give talks on the COIAO to schools, concerned groups and youth
centres.
Promote the awareness of news vendors, bookshop operators and video/computer shop operators of the provisions in the COIAO. Advisory letters and leaflets will also be distributed.
"We hope that through our intensive efforts, there will be increased public awareness of the problem of access to pornographic materials by young people," Mr Chan said.
He also appealed to schools and parents to give more guidance to children in the choice of leisure readings.
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High Commissioner's visit welcomed
The Government welcomes the visit by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), Mrs Sadako Ogata, to Hong Kong from March 9 to 11, a Government spokesman said today (Friday).
The visit was announced earlier today by the Office of the UNHCR Chief of Mission in Hong Kong.
"We are very pleased that Mrs Ogata will be coming to Hong Kong," the spokesman said.