“无论别人说什么，你都是美丽的”:基于证据的身体形象法的应用。

IF 0.5 4区医学 Q3 LAW

Issues in Law & Medicine Pub Date : 2019-01-01

Marilyn Bromberg, Madeleine Hay, Tomas Fitzgerald, Catarina de Freitas

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摘要

以色列和法国政府通过了身体形象法，要求模特必须达到最低体重指数或健康体重，如果模特的形象被修改，使模特看起来更瘦，就必须有警告。这些法律仅仅是象征性的，让人们关注这个问题，还是它们也能产生影响?本文通过应用健康研究的现有证据，分析了对身体形象法的一些批评。最后，它认为身体形象法有很多缺陷，这样的法律不应该在澳大利亚通过。

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"You Are Beautiful, No Matter What They Say": Applying An Evidence-Based Approach To Body Image Law.

Israeli and French Governments passed Body Image Laws that require models to have a minimum BMI or be of a healthy weight and if an image was modified to make the model appear thinner, it must have a warning. Are these laws merely symbolic, to focus a spotlight on this issue, or can they too have an impact? This article analyses some of the criticisms of the Body Image Laws by applying existing evidence from health research. Ultimately, it argues that there are many flaws with the Body Image Laws and that such a law should not be passed in Australia.

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