Law Enforces Penalties for Sharing Inappropriate Clips

The government imposes strict penalties for publishing images and videos that offend public decency and contain content inciting corruption and immorality through social media platforms, including up to two years of imprisonment and a fine ranging from five thousand to ten thousand Egyptian pounds. The law stipulates that anyone who creates or possesses such materials with the intent to distribute or promote them will be punished, and liability also extends to editors-in-chief and publishers when such content is published through the press. The aim of these regulations is to deter the dissemination of indecent content, while emphasizing the legal responsibility of all parties involved in publishing or distributing such material.

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