Tuesday, July 18, 2023
A person was arrested for posting a Video violating Public morals in Saudi Arabia
A person has been arrested by the Al-Khobar Governorate Police in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for sharing a visual content on social media that were objectionable to public morality. Similar : Kuwait takes a legal action against a violator for insulting Saudi Arabia
The Saudi General Security through its official Twitter account reported that, Al-Khobar police had arrested a person for posting sexually explicit and other immoral content on social media, which is against the Anti-Cybercrime Law.
- The General Security added that, the violator was arrested and proper action will be taken against him, and referred the case to the Public Prosecution. Recommend : Kaaba Kiswah to be replaced on 1st Muharram 1445
- Yesterday, many Twitter users started a hashtag to demand the arrest of a young man who was seen engaging in immoral behavior in a video posted on the Tik Tok application.
- Earlier, The General Authority for Audiovisual Media summoned a female TikTok user, after she made an appearance on one of the platform's programs and used racist remarks to address one of the hosts. The Saudi Arabian laws governing electronic publishing are violated by this.
- The information shows that the authority has started to take the required steps to impose the statutory penalty for the user's violation of the content controls. Most Viewed : 30 items prohibited from carrying at Saudi airports
- Additionally, the platform user had been featured in visual content that used racist words and phrases and that was widely shared on social media sites.
- According to a report, the offender afterwards issued an apology to her followers on her account.
- It's important to note that the General Authority for Audiovisual Media continues to keep an eye out for content control violations across a variety of social media platforms, receives reports via its official website, and takes the necessary action as a result, to lessen content infringement on those platforms. See Also : Iqama issuance and renewal fee in Saudi Arabia
