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Journalist Ahmed Musa revealed that social media platforms are widely used for bullying and targeting celebrities and citizens. There are pages managed from within Egypt that commit daily crimes, engage in harassment, and spread rumors, yet no legal actions have been taken against them. Musa called on the Egyptian government to quickly develop legislation to pursue these pages and deter their activities by imposing hefty fines and imprisoning the perpetrators. He emphasized that the dominance of these pages over millions of users, combined with the authorities' lax response, threatens the safety of Egyptian families and society. He urged officials to act swiftly to reduce the damage caused by these pages, noting that Arab countries have strict laws against cyberbullying and that monitoring agencies track every detail on social media. Musa affirmed that protecting the community and families is a responsibility of the government and officials, and he insisted that the Ministry of Interior is capable of taking rapid action to track and shut down these pages, even if they operate under anonymous names, to stop the abuse and prevent social harm.
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