A Censorship Board is a government or independent body responsible for reviewing and regulating content in various media, including films, television shows, books, and video games. Its primary goal is to ensure that the material adheres to specific standards, protecting audiences from inappropriate or harmful content. The board evaluates themes, language, and imagery to determine what is suitable for different age groups. Members of a censorship board typically include experts in law, psychology, and media studies. They may assign ratings or classifications to content, such as G for general audiences or R for restricted viewers. This process helps inform consumers and guide creators in their work.