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The issue of illegal dealings with individuals falsely claiming to be journalists in Egypt raises concerns about the exploitation of young people and violations of the legal framework governing the syndicate and professional rights. A parliamentarian has submitted a question to the government regarding the reasons for continuing to engage with entities that grant the title of "journalist" through methods inconsistent with the constitution and law, despite the efforts of the Journalists Syndicate and ongoing warnings. The question addresses how government authorities certify unlicensed certificates and beliefs, the measures taken to prevent the misuse of counterfeit IDs in official institutions, and the importance of strictly adhering to the organizational structure represented solely by the Journalists Syndicate, as stipulated in Article 77 of the Constitution. The issue underscores that reliance on unlicensed entities endangers society and the media process, especially as these entities exploit young people's dreams and turn them into a parallel market that harms the profession and journalists' rights.
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