فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In a notable statement, Moroccan Justice Minister Abdelatif Wahbi urged citizens to take legal action against anyone who uses social media to defame or violate their rights. He emphasized the importance of protecting individuals’ reputations and privacy in light of the growing issues of online extortion and the spread of fake news on internet platforms.
Wahbi stressed that Moroccans must be aware of their legal rights, pointing out that anyone whose image has been tarnished or who has been the victim of false information should take legal action and seek compensation through the courts. He highlighted that those accused in these cases could face severe legal consequences, emphasizing the need for such issues to be resolved in the courts to safeguard individuals’ rights and protect them from online abuse.
The minister also pointed out that Morocco has signed the “Budapest Convention” on combating cybercrime, which facilitates international cooperation to tackle online extortion and protect individuals’ rights on the internet. Wahbi mentioned that he had previously participated in signing the protocol of the Budapest Convention in Strasbourg, as part of global efforts to combat cybercrimes.
Furthermore, Wahbi stated that he is committed to protecting Moroccan families and societal ethical values, announcing that the country’s criminal law would undergo significant amendments to ensure the protection of citizens from any online violations.
In conclusion, the minister urged citizens not to remain silent about any abuse they may face through social media, suggesting that turning to the judiciary is the best option to achieve justice and protect personal rights.
Through these remarks, the Justice Minister emphasizes the importance of awareness about individual rights in the digital world and the need for legal safeguards against cybercrimes that threaten privacy and social security.
source : fesnews media
