Miley Cyrus BANNED from the Dominican Republic Due to Immoral Concert Acts

In America, Miley Cyrus is free to share photos of her five-foot bongs and of herself peeing in the woods until her heart is content.

But the rules are very different in the Dominican Republic and that nation has now made headlines for banning Cyrus from performing there.

The young artist had been scheduled to take her Bangerz tour to the capital of Santo Domingo on September 13.

The Dominican Republic government commission, however, released a statement yesterday that says Cyrus often "undertakes acts that go against morals and customs, which are punishable by Dominican law."

It's unclear whether officials are referring to Miley riding around on a hot dog, grinding on the hood of a car, Twerking with tiny people or what.

Tickets ranging from $27 to $370 for the concert have been on sale since July. We don't know whether fans who purchased them will get their money back.

In the past, the commission has banned songs it considers vulgar from the airwaves, including some by Calle 13 of Puerto Rico.

No word yet from anyone in Miley’s camp regarding this ban. The artist is scheduled to finish up her latest tour in Perth on October 23.