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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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Ahmed Abazid: 'Six Prohibitions' stems from Assad era laws
The article discussed the legality and methods of regulating freedom of expression in Syria, with a focus on a video by the Ministry of Information that relied on old laws dating back to the era of the fallen Assad regime, such as Decree No. 108 of 2011 and the Publications Law No. 50 of 2001. It pointed out that recent legal amendments have expanded the scope of accountability for publishing, including social media users, and that official discourse has shifted from protecting freedoms to emphasizing prohibitions and sanctions. Nevertheless, the author emphasized the importance of keeping freedom as a fundamental principle, while also insisting on respecting the rights and dignity of Syrians and providing safeguards for freedom of expression.
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