Why was the charcter Donald Duck banned in Norway?

Donald Duck was banned in Norway in the 1970s due to a controversy surrounding his character's portrayal of authority and his perceived lack of moral values. Norwegian authorities were concerned that his behavior, which often included avoiding work and disobeying rules, could set a negative example for children. The ban was part of a broader cultural debate about children's media and the influence of animated characters. The restriction was later lifted, and Donald Duck remains popular in Norway today.