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فبراير.كوم
Election silence amid TikTok campaigning
The article addresses the issue of the continuation of electoral advertising on social media platforms, especially TikTok, during Morocco's blackout period of silence, and how this impacts the organization of electoral campaigns. The text explains that the algorithms of social media platforms, such as TikTok, allow videos and posts to spread automatically even after the silence period begins, creating legal challenges in determining responsibility for electoral advertising. It also points out that Morocco's Constitutional Court has affirmed that political content online is subject to the rules of electoral campaigns, but the problem lies in the nature of the content and its circulation—particularly the reposting of old content or modifying content with the aim of influencing voters. The article clarifies that the boundaries between promotional content and personal expression have become blurred, and the continued appearance of content after the silence period raises complications in establishing legal responsibility.
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