'Prohibition' emojis

This sign indicates that an action or access is prohibited. It's a red circle with a diagonal line across it.

It's used in various situations such as no smoking, no photography, no food or drinks allowed. You can often see it in public places.

This emoji depicts the Japanese kanji character for "prohibited." It is used to indicate that something is not allowed.

This emoji is often used to communicate rules or warnings. It carries a similar meaning to signs like "No Smoking" or "No Entry."

This sign is a traffic sign that means "no entry." It's a common sign that can be easily seen all over the world.

It is often seen at the entrance of roads or buildings. It plays an important role in indicating dangerous places or places where entry is prohibited.

This sign indicates that littering is prohibited. It features a crossed-out figure littering inside a red circle.

This sign is commonly seen in public places like parks, streets, and beaches. It represents a rule that everyone must follow to maintain a clean environment.

This is an international symbol indicating that smoking is not allowed. It features a cigarette with a diagonal line across it inside a red circle.

It is commonly seen in places where many people gather, such as schools, hospitals, and restaurants. It's a very important sign for health and a clean environment.