Director of the Media Office of the Prime Minister Rabie Nader:

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[size=52]Director of the Media Office of the Prime Minister Rabie Nader:[/size]

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The director of the media office of Prime Minister Rabih Nader said, on Friday, that the promoters of the lie about normalization were disturbed by the truth, so they went to fabricate fictional stories .[/size]
[size=45]And Nader mentioned in his tweet, “(February 17, 2023), that” a friend asked me why you do not respond to the “normalization narrative,” wondering whether the outright lie deserves a response.[/size]
[size=45]He added, "Those who are disturbed by the truth will find nothing but making up imaginary stories."[/size]
[size=45]Earlier, some social networking sites recently reported to a political analyst claiming that the Iraqi delegation, which visited Washington recently, had normalized relations with Israel.[/size]
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[size=52]Document of digital content in Iraq... Fear of "mined" items, and the Media Commission clarifies the issue[/size]

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Fears of using the digital content regulation to prosecute activists. Archives
After the controversy raised by the “draft regulation of digital content regulation” in Iraq, the Iraqi Media and Communications Commission issued, on Friday, a clarification in which it confirmed through the words of its president, Ali al-Moayyed, that the regulation that was circulated with is a “draft” for regulating digital content.[/size]
[size=45]He added, in statements to the Iraqi News Agency, “INA,” that the commission “is in the process of studying and developing the proposal,” as it will take all the proposals “that were mentioned in the media.”[/size]
[size=45]The draft sparked angry reactions from journalists, activists, and jurists, because of what they considered to include “explosive vocabulary,” “loose,” and “face braces.” It could lead to silencing mouths and returning Iraq to a dictatorial regime, according to a report published by the “Raise Your Voice” website.[/size]
[size=45]The draft regulation of digital content includes 36 articles on 31 pages.[/size]
[size=45]Al-Moayad said that the list that they will come out with will be “acceptable, provide and guarantee public freedoms, and regulate digital content in a way that protects our youth in Iraqi society from some pests in social media,” as he put it.[/size]
[size=45]He believes that the list, which is still “under review,” is “regulatory and not restrictive of freedoms, and it came in response to the requests of our families to trim the offensive content, and to replace it with upscale content.”[/size]
[size=45]The list raised “astonishment and astonishment” of the Al-Nakheel Center for Press Rights and Freedoms, which said in a statement that it included “very dangerous vocabulary and paragraphs and others that contained loose phrases that could be exploited and distorted to restrict freedoms and liquidate personal rivalries.”[/size]
[size=45]The center expressed its fear of "exploitation" of the "combating negative content" campaign led by the Iraqi government in "adapting laws and instructions to undermine journalists and bloggers and restrict freedoms."[/size]
[size=45]In turn, the head of the Commission confirms that "the list will address many issues that are the focus of the Iraqi family's concerns, as there are approximately 17 crimes counted by the Media and Communications Commission and violations through social media and digital space" during the past weeks, indicating that the Commission is about to launch an initiative for meaningful content.[/size]
[size=45]Back to the dictatorship[/size]
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