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Lebanese Information Minister Paul Morcos announced a package of projects to develop the media sector and strengthen the rights of those working in it, during a dinner honoring media professionals at Antonine University. The plans include completing the implementation of the new Media Law, establishing the National Media Authority, and drafting legislation to regulate the work of bloggers, content creators and influencers. Morcos also announced a national plan to protect children in the digital environment and a project to compensate the families of journalists killed, as well as journalists injured, in Israeli attacks. Other proposals include abolishing prior censorship of films and replacing it with age classifications; supporting Radio Lebanon’s financial independence and equipping it to broadcast video; studying the creation of a mutual-aid fund for media professionals; and reviving a proposal to merge official media institutions into the “National Media Company” under a unified online platform. Morcos said he was open to feedback and suggestions from media professionals on the projects.
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