Egypt law proposal sparks debate

A member of the Egyptian Senate proposed establishing a union for digital content creators in Egypt, with the aim of regulating the sector and protecting the rights of workers. This comes amidst the expansion of the content industry and the increasing number of internet users, which has surpassed 100 million. The new law suggests implementing a code of ethics, regulating work practices, and providing training programs to promote meaningful content and safeguard national identity, while also supporting the economy and attracting more investments in the field. However, experts oppose formalizing the situation, arguing that existing laws already monitor content and fearing that establishing a union could legitimize an otherwise illegal situation.

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