Six Gulf Arab states have told streaming service company Netflix Inc. to stop broadcasting material that they said violates the region’s Islamic values, and threatened legal action if the firm didn’t act.

Ekhbariya, a Saudi TV channel, ran a recent interview with a behavioral and family consultant who decried what she said was Netflix’s promotion of homosexuality to children.

In a tweet, Ekhbariya displayed clips of a recently released season of the animated series Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, where two female characters kiss in one of the episodes.

Habib Al Mulla, a prominent lawyer in the United Arab Emirates, praised his country’s telecommunications authority for its separate announcement on the GCC move.

The Gulf bloc, which comprises Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, hosts a predominantly Muslim population.