Deputy Nasser backs journalists law without national security leaks

The article discusses Deputy Maha Abdel Nasser’s efforts in sponsoring bill proposals related to the circulation of information, combating violence against women, and equality, in addition to challenges associated with economic and social conditions. Abdel Nasser emphasizes the importance of regulating the right to access information to maintain national security and enhance transparency, with a focus on classifying information and not disseminating those that threaten security. She explains that legislation governing social media platforms should concentrate on regulating healthy and psychological content, and she proposes enacting a law against violence toward women based on United Nations recommendations, highlighting the need to protect women and the necessity of having specialized prosecutorial offices. Moreover, she criticizes the rising prices of electricity and fuel and their negative impact on citizens, and she condemns the government's weak response to mental health issues, pointing out the increasing rates of psychological disorders and the need for appropriate treatment. She warns against adopting cash support without tangible support, stressing the importance of maintaining bread subsidies as a red line. She underscores the significance of legislation to address social and economic issues and advocates for proposing laws that ensure equality and combat discrimination.

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