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Public Prosecutor Ahmed Rami Al-Haj sees the new media law as a threat to his powers, the journalist says the law prohibits prosecutors from arresting journalists, tweeters or anyone who allegedly publishes slander, defamation or contempt, and even publishing false news requires a court ruling, not a prosecution decision. Journalist Hassan Aliak accuses al-Hajj of trying to create new oppressive forces for himself and seeking to reproduce the Saudi experience in "freedom of expression". ".

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Public Prosecutor Ahmed Rami Al-Haj sees the new media law as a threat to his powers, the journalist says the law prohibits prosecutors from arresting journalists, tweeters or anyone who allegedly publishes slander, defamation or contempt, and even publishing false news requires a court ruling, not a prosecution decision. Journalist Hassan Aliak accuses al-Hajj of trying to create new oppressive forces for himself and seeking to reproduce the Saudi experience in "freedom of expression". ".

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