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Qatar Tribune
07-08-2025
- Business
- Qatar Tribune
MoCI initiates legal action against four health clubs for violating societal values
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has announced that it is taking legal action against four health clubs (massage centres) for publishing advertisements featuring inappropriate imagery and content that contravene public morals and the country's religious values, customs, and traditions. The ministry stated that these violations represent a clear breach of Article (2) of Law No (8) of 2008 on Consumer Protection. Official violation reports have been filed against the establishments and referred to the competent authorities to proceed with necessary legal measures. The decision underscores the ministry's commitment to protecting society from inappropriate marketing practices and to promoting a responsible commercial environment rooted in respect for the law and societal values. The ministry's inspection teams will continue their oversight to ensure that all commercial entities fully comply with the regulations governing advertising and service provision. The ministry urges citizens and residents to promptly report any violations or irregularities by contacting the Call Centre on 16001 or through its official social media channels.


Qatar Tribune
06-08-2025
- Health
- Qatar Tribune
MoCI initiates legal action against four health clubs
Tribune News Network Doha The Ministry of Commerce and Industry has announced that it is taking legal action against four health clubs (massage centres) for publishing advertisements featuring inappropriate imagery and content that contravene public morals and the country's religious values, customs, and traditions. The ministry stated that the violations represent a clear breach of Article (2) of Law No (8) of 2008 on Consumer Protection. Official violation reports have been filed against the establishments and referred to the competent authorities to proceed with necessary legal measures. The decision underscores the ministry's commitment to protecting society from inappropriate marketing practices and to promoting a responsible commercial environment rooted in respect for the law and societal values. The ministry's inspection teams will continue their oversight to ensure that all commercial entities fully comply with the regulations governing advertising and service provision. The ministry urges citizens and residents to promptly report any violations or irregularities by contacting the Call Centre on 16001 or through its official social media channels.