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This article was first published on Cedarnews.net. For more exclusive news and reports, visit our website. Widespread security persecution has seen at least ten people arrested based on reports against TikTok influencers in Egypt, on charges ranging from violating Egyptian family values, to misusing social media, and using obscene language. These reports were filed by more than 30 lawyers, who have been referred to in Egypt over the past two dec…
TikTok Tests Morality Guardrails in Egypt, State Threatens Clampdown
TikTok is facing a tight deadline of three months in Egypt to prove it can clean up its content and align with the country’s “societal and moral values,” or face state action. The ultimatum, issued by Egypt’s National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority in July, came after a closed-door meeting between TikTok executives, lawmakers, and regulators The move comes amid mounting public pressure to rein in the platform, with critics accusing TikT…
Egyptian authorities say'No' to TikTok twerking Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi
In Egypt, authorities have arrested at least eight TikTok content creators on vague charges of “indecency,” raising concerns, as reported by a local news outlet, that the crackdown mainly targets women. The advocacy group EIPR says this is the largest crackdown since 2020, when similar actions focused on women for suggestive content. The government claims […] The post Egyptian authorities say ‘No’ to TikTok twerking appeared first on Malawi 24.
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