The Supreme Council for Media Regulation in Egypt decided to consider the media complaint of Maha Al -Saghir, the free artist Ahmed El -Sakka, regarding her affected by some of his media outlets, by publishing false news that violates the sanctity of her private life for her and her family.
The Supreme Council for Media Regulation issued an official statement today, Wednesday, via Facebook, in which it announced the discussion of the media complaint, Maha Al -Saghir, by emphasizing the examination of the complaint and taking the necessary legal measures in accordance with the regulations and laws regulating the work of the media.
The council’s statement came as follows: “The Supreme Council for Media Regulation headed by Eng. Khaled Abdel Aziz received a complaint from the media Maha Mohamed Abdel Moneim, famous for Maha Al -Saghir, in which she reported that it was affected by some media outlets, news sites, pages and channels affiliated with it on social media, to publish false news, which violates the sanctity of her private life for her and her family.”
The statement continued: “The complaint clarified that some media outlets have been publishing the daily publication of this content, with the change of displaying methods using various media methods, which reflects the intention of abuse and defamation.”
The statement also stressed that the media, Maha Al -Saghir, asked her complaint to take the necessary legal measures against those in charge of the management of these sites and the media. While the Supreme Council for Media Regulation affirmed the examination of the complaint and taking the necessary legal measures in this regard in accordance with the regulations and laws regulating the work of the media, in order to ensure the protection of the rights and dignity of individuals, to preserve the sanctity of private life and not to prejudice them, and to address all violations.
It should be noted that the journalist Maha Al -Saghir issued an official statement, published yesterday, Tuesday, through her official account on Facebook, in which she said: “I have been silent for a long time, and I bear more than my energy, not for weakness or fear, but in respect of myself and my children, I always believed that dignity lies in silence, and that preserving the houses is more important than going into the details.”
In her statement, she stressed that she intends to start legal procedures against any abuses against her rights, children and family, asking everyone not to deal with her name in any context that has nothing to do with it, and she also demanded that she not be thrown into her name in matters that she has not issued, according to her expression.
This came against the background of circulating news that the media, Maha Al -Saghir, is ready to marry the Egyptian actor Tariq Sabri, at the end of June, and strengthened a mysterious message to the artist Ahmed El -Sakka through a personal account attributed to him on Facebook from the spread of speculation.
