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النهار أونلاين
Social media activist gets 5 years for selling Emirati content
A 22-year-old Algerian activist has been convicted of charges including publishing lewd content, exploiting a minor in sexually explicit material, as well as violations related to organizing the movement of capital across borders. The court also charged the defendant with posting provocative photos and videos on social media accounts and promoting them in exchange for money received from Emirati nationals. She was earning about 4,000 dirhams daily for the images and videos and transferring funds to Algeria. Investigations revealed that she used electronic accounts, including the Telegram app, to distribute the content and receive money via the "Bareedi Mob" application. The defendant reportedly commented that she was receiving money from her Emirati boyfriend to cover her living expenses in Dubai, where she worked in hairdressing and fashion modeling, earning money in exchange for suggestive content. She was convicted of charges including filming a minor, distributing obscene materials, possessing inappropriate content, money laundering, and was sentenced to five years in prison along with a fine of 500,000 Algerian dinars.
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