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Higher Media Council Tackles Privacy Violations
The Higher Council for Media Regulation announced that it is taking strict measures and procedures to protect and respect citizens' private lives, emphasizing the need for media outlets and digital platforms to adhere to professional and ethical standards. It also stressed that delving into individuals' personal crises or publishing their private details constitutes a breach of journalistic codes of honor and can cause societal harm. The council reaffirmed that safeguarding individuals’ privacy is a fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution. Additionally, the council noted its ongoing monitoring of what is published through media outlets and social media networks, and will take legal action against any violations to uphold the rights of citizens and the community.
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