Debate erupts over artists' public rights
Actress Shahira confirmed that the right of public performance for artists is a fundamental right that ensures them a stable livelihood. Many artistic works are showcased for many years, while artists receive only a one-time fee upon execution. She pointed out that most artists live ordinary lives and bear ongoing expenses to maintain their image, and that certain incidents, such as a request for financial assistance after the death of an artist, highlight the need to activate this right to protect the dignity of artists after their careers end. She also revealed some touching moments, including an attempt to secure a cemetery for the late artist Ahmed Zaki, and discussed how her husband, Mahmoud Yassine, did not intervene to nominate her for roles. These stories underscore the importance of both financial and moral support for artists during and after their careers.
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