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بوابة أخبار اليوم
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Trend obsession: fake videos expose fans
The report focused on the phenomenon of spreading fabricated videos on social media platforms that depict scenes of violence and insult against women, aimed at attracting views and likes. Women are often filmed in their most vulnerable states as a means to create trending content, reflecting a decline in human and moral values. The article highlights that repeated exposure to such content contributes to training society to accept insults and violence as normal, leading to the destruction of the image of Egyptian women and normalizing violence against them. It also emphasizes that this phenomenon stems from psychological issues and a lack of social responsibility. The report calls for the activation of laws combating cybercrimes to curb this deviation and addresses the legal, technical, and moral reasons behind this behavior that harms society and women.
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