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Performance group says no to sex, drug offenders
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BEIJING Trade Association for Performances said yesterday it will not hire any celebrities that have been involved in drug abuse or prostitution.
“Celebrities should not only keep a good image in public but also should be disciplined off stage,” said Liu Zhongkui, deputy head of the association.
The association and 42 Beijing preforming arts organizations signed an anti-drug commitment earlier this year, promising not to hire any celebrities who use drugs.
China has detained a string of celebrities, including movie and TV stars, in recent months on drug-related and prostitution charges. Jaycee Chan, son of film star Jackie Chan, was formally arrested in Beijing on Wednesday following his drugs bust in August.
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