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South Korea Is Lifting Its Tattoo Ban, Ending 5-Year Jail Risk For Artists
Tattoo artists can face up to five years in prison and 50 million won ($35,740) in fines if they are caught inking people
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Tattoos Derogatory, Remove It In 15 Days: Odisha Police To Special Forces
The Odisha Police have asked its special security battalion personnel to remove tattoos on their body within 15 days as these skin markings are easily noticeable with uniform and considered "obscene and derogatory".
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Planning To Get Inked? Know The Risk Associated With Tattoos
The nutritionist says that the ink used by tattoo artists is not regulated yet and hence it is advised to exercise caution before going ahead with your plan with your to get inked
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British Woman Claims She's Been 'Banned From The Pub' For Having 800 Tattoos
Melissa Sloan claimed she was "banned" from pubs due to her extreme face tattoos, which hampered her Christmas plans.
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Tattoo Ink Chemicals That Pose Cancer Threat Banned In Europe
An EU ban on tattoo ink and permanent make-up containing chemicals feared to cause cancers or other health risks went into effect on Tuesday, officials said.
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To Boost Tourism, Japan Seeks Review on Tattoo Ban
The Japanese government will review a ban by Japanese traditional hot spring spas or "onsens" on foreign tourists with tattoos.
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Turkey Bans Tattoos, Piercings in Schools
Turkey's Islamic-rooted government has banned pupils from wearing tattoos or body piercings in schools, a measure denounced by opponents as oppressive and unenforceable, reports said on Sunday.
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Right Wing Groups in Gujarat Call For 'No Entry to Muslims in Garba Celebrations'
From ornate Gaghras (skirts) to intricate tattoos to ethnic jewelry, the colours of Navratris (nine-day Hindu festival) are beginning to unravel.
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Inquiry into 'tattooed guy' put Lance Armstrong case in motion
Four years ago, the United States Anti-Doping Agency suspended Leogrande for using a blood-boosting hormone known as EPO. His case grew into the lengthy investigation that culminated in Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban from the sport.
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Indian Army not to hire men with tattoos
The Indian Army will not recruit men with permanent tattoos anywhere on the body, save the arms. The Army says permanent tattoos are health hazard, as they can act as carriers for certain diseases.
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South Korea Is Lifting Its Tattoo Ban, Ending 5-Year Jail Risk For Artists
Tattoo artists can face up to five years in prison and 50 million won ($35,740) in fines if they are caught inking people
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Tattoos Derogatory, Remove It In 15 Days: Odisha Police To Special Forces
The Odisha Police have asked its special security battalion personnel to remove tattoos on their body within 15 days as these skin markings are easily noticeable with uniform and considered "obscene and derogatory".
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Planning To Get Inked? Know The Risk Associated With Tattoos
The nutritionist says that the ink used by tattoo artists is not regulated yet and hence it is advised to exercise caution before going ahead with your plan with your to get inked
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British Woman Claims She's Been 'Banned From The Pub' For Having 800 Tattoos
Melissa Sloan claimed she was "banned" from pubs due to her extreme face tattoos, which hampered her Christmas plans.
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Tattoo Ink Chemicals That Pose Cancer Threat Banned In Europe
An EU ban on tattoo ink and permanent make-up containing chemicals feared to cause cancers or other health risks went into effect on Tuesday, officials said.
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To Boost Tourism, Japan Seeks Review on Tattoo Ban
The Japanese government will review a ban by Japanese traditional hot spring spas or "onsens" on foreign tourists with tattoos.
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Turkey Bans Tattoos, Piercings in Schools
Turkey's Islamic-rooted government has banned pupils from wearing tattoos or body piercings in schools, a measure denounced by opponents as oppressive and unenforceable, reports said on Sunday.
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Right Wing Groups in Gujarat Call For 'No Entry to Muslims in Garba Celebrations'
From ornate Gaghras (skirts) to intricate tattoos to ethnic jewelry, the colours of Navratris (nine-day Hindu festival) are beginning to unravel.
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Inquiry into 'tattooed guy' put Lance Armstrong case in motion
Four years ago, the United States Anti-Doping Agency suspended Leogrande for using a blood-boosting hormone known as EPO. His case grew into the lengthy investigation that culminated in Lance Armstrong's lifetime ban from the sport.
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Indian Army not to hire men with tattoos
The Indian Army will not recruit men with permanent tattoos anywhere on the body, save the arms. The Army says permanent tattoos are health hazard, as they can act as carriers for certain diseases.
