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Hundreds of content creators in Egypt face accusations of “violating the values of the Egyptian family”—a charge included in Cybercrime Law No. 175 of 2018. Rights advocates criticize the term’s broad scope and susceptibility to interpretation. At a meeting with Minister of State for Information Diaa Rashwan, around 70 influencers and content creators, with a combined following of more than 500 million, called for the values to be clearly defined and for a legal framework distinguishing content creators from others. Views differed: some argued that the broad wording allows authorities to address changing forms of content, while others called for clear rules so creators can know precisely what constitutes a violation and to limit inconsistent interpretations.
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