Wed 09/July/2025 – 01:23 AM
In a new comment after the last crisis, she came out The artist The Danish, who accused Maha Al -Saghir, using her paintings without permission, to clarify her position with a message full of calm and tolerance, stressing at the same time the importance of respecting the rights of artists around the world.
Danish actress Lisa Lash Nelson accepts Maha Al -Saghir’s apology after stealing her paintings
The Danish actress Lisa Lash Nelson, whose name was not revealed in the full statement, said that she had received more than 15,000 messages and comment from the moment she posted Facebook and Instagram, along with a torrent of communications from journalists, lawyers and artists who show their solidarity or request media communication.
She added: My phone does not stop ringing, and I was a guest in my Arabic and story program on MBC, as well as on the Danish P1 orientation radio, and I apologize very hard for those who tried to communicate with me and I was unable to respond.
The Danish artist continued: I am very appreciated by the warm reactions that I received from the Egyptian people, and I want to say that what happened can happen anywhere, so there is no need to feel guilty, although your good words mean a lot to me
She emphasized that she was in contact with the media Mona Al -Shazly and her program team, noting that the channel was not aware that Maha Al -Saghir presented works that were not produced, as she made it clear that Maha contacted her and presented a personal apology, which was accepted with openness.
The moral punishment that Maha Al -Saghir is going through is sufficient, and I hope that it will be forgiven, but it is important to recall that what happened is wrong, and this must be a lesson for not repeating such incidents.
A message to all artists
The artist ended her speech with a strong message to the creators, for every artist, musician, photographer, writer or designer, we are creative to add beauty to the world, and many of us work in unstable conditions and limited wages, stealing creative work or seizing the effort of others cannot be lenient with, and I hope that this incident is a warning bell for those who have begged himself to repeat it.
