In India, Netflix along with Disney's Hotstar announced plans in early 2019 to adopt self-regulation guidelines for content streamed on their platforms within the country in an effort to prevent potential implementation of government censorship laws. The Jordanian series "Jinn" was condemned by members of the country's government for contravening the country's moral standards, and the country's highest prosecutor has sought to have the series banned from streaming. On September 3, 2019, Netflix applied for a license to continue its streaming services in Turkey, under the country's new broadcasting rules. The television watchdog of Istanbul, Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) issued new guidelines, under which content providers were required to get new license for operating in the country. Netflix was later ordered by the RTÜK to remove LGBT characters from their Turkish original series "Love 101" and "The Protector". Netflix subsequently cancelled the ongoing production of its Turkish series "If Only" which was also being ordered to remove a gay character to be allowed release.