A Turkish TV broadcaster has been fined for playing Pink’s video clip for ‘Secrets’, which shows “erotic dance figures of a homosexual nature”.

Since its opening, censorship controversy has surrounded a new Robert Mapplethorpe photography exhibition at the Serralves Museum in Portugal.

Twitter has censored a cartoon by Charb, who was killed in the 2015 attack on the Charlie Hebdo headquarters in Paris.

Theatre duo detained by Iranian authorities over a video trailer for their production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Two artists had their artworks depicting nudity removed from a county fair in Ohio, with one artist allegedly accused of producing child pornography.

Statues of naked men and women were covered with blankets to avoid ‘hurting the feelings’ of Russian Orthodox priests visiting a university in Russia.

A Montreal museum's social media ads featuring Pablo Picasso masterpieces were rejected by Facebook because of the site's nudity policy.

A Nigerian radio station has been fined by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) for playing “vulgar and indecent” music.

Kanata, a play portraying Canadian Indigenous history, was cancelled after some co-producers withdrew funding following “aggressive controversy”.

Los Angeles police are investigating a second death threat against Jimin, a vocalist in K-pop boy band BTS, ahead of the group’s upcoming world tour.