Al-Assiuty described the decision as a violation against
press freedom guaranteed by the Egyptian constitution, saying that the members
of Egypt’s parliament strongly refuse such measures that smear Egypt’s image
before the world.
He underlined the importance of Egypt’s media authorities to
discuss the content of the newspapers, saying that the security authority has
no right to discuss the content of the newspapers.
Al-Assiuty pointed out to the new press law scheduled to be
issued during the coming parliamentary round, saying that it will play a major
role to contain such problems in the future.
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