Individual Summoned for Insulting a Brotherly Nation in an Audio Space and Referred to Public Prosecution
The General Authority for Media Regulation summoned a citizen for insulting a brotherly nation in an audio space on June 6, 2026, and referred him to public prosecution on June 8.
The General Authority for Media Regulation has summoned a citizen who insulted a brotherly nation through an audio space on a social media platform, and has completed the legal procedures by referring him to the public prosecution.
The authority explained that the relevant department detected on June 6, 2026, a violation that involved targeting the symbols and leaders of a brotherly nation, noting that the violation was referred to the public prosecution on June 8, as it is considered a cybercrime under Article 6 of the Anti-Cybercrime Law.
The authority confirmed that the existing regulations prohibit any actions that could harm brotherly and friendly nations, their leaders, and symbols, or disrupt the regulations. It emphasized its ongoing commitment to monitoring offensive content and applying legal procedures against offenders, as part of its role in overseeing media content and ensuring compliance with regulations and laws.