- use of images of minors consuming or using goods prohibited for consumption by minors;

- the use of showing minors in dangerous situations, including situations that encourage them to commit actions that pose a threat to their life and (or) health, including causing harm to their health;

- encourage minors to purchase goods or encourage them to contact third parties with a request to purchase the advertised goods;

- using real or toy weapons;

- discrediting parents and caregivers, undermining the confidence of minors in them;

- to advertise goods prohibited for purchase or consumption by minors on TV channels, TV and radio programs designed for minors, the Ministry of Justice reports.