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When media can withhold corrections
According to Law No. 180 of 2018 concerning the regulation of press and media, the law stipulates that the editor-in-chief or responsible manager must publish or broadcast a correction of false news or information within three days of requesting the correction. The correction must be directed at the specific information and explained in a manner consistent with the original publication or broadcast. Media outlets have the right to refuse to publish the correction if more than 30 days have passed since the original publication, if the newspaper has previously corrected itself, or if the correction involves a crime or violates public order and morals. If the correction is not published within the specified timeframe, the concerned party has the right to appeal to the Supreme Council for Media Regulation to take the necessary measures to ensure the correction is published.
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