为了阻止青少年减肥 法国禁止使用过瘦模特

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　　France has banned unhealthily thin models as part of a new law targeting “unrealistic body images” and eating disorders。

　　法国颁布法令禁止模特病态消瘦，旨在控制为追求不切实际的暴瘦而造成的饮食紊乱。

　　Models will be required to provide a doctor’s certificate attesting to their overall health and proving their body mass index （BMI） sits within a healthy range in order to work。

　　（Body Mass Index 身体质量指数，BMI=体重/身高的平方。模特们必须提供医生出具的健康评估证明以及身体质量指标，其数据都要在标准区间范围内，才能开展工作。

　　The measurement will be compared to the World Health Organisation’s definitions of underweight to decide whether a model is certified， although a minimum BMI has not been set after protests from modelling agencies。

　　模特是否符合标准会参考国际卫生组织的标准来确定，由于模特公司的抗议目前还没有给出最低BMI标准。

　　France‘s minister of social affairs and health， Marisol Touraine， said the documents would be valid for two years “attesting that their state of health is compatible with their work”。

　　法国的社会事务与健康部部长图雷纳称这项法案有效期为2年，用来检验模特的健康是否能承受其工作。

　　“Exposing young people to normative and unrealistic images of bodies leads to a sense of self-depreciation and poor self-esteem that can impact health-related behaviour，” she added。

　　“那些千篇一律、让人望尘莫及的优美形体持续曝光于青年人的世界中，导致他们的对自己身材自我否定、自尊尽失，继而为追求这种病态的瘦而采取各种不利于健康的行为。

　　“These two texts aim to act on body image in society to avoid the promotion of inaccessible beauty ideals and to prevent anorexia in young people。

　　这两项法案，是为了避免年轻人陷入追求这种病态美和引发厌食症。

　　The law was backed by French MPs in 2015， who supported punishing employers who violate the new rules with up to six months imprisonment and a