UAE NMO Warns Legal Action for Social Media Users Not Upholding National Values
The National Media Office (NMO) of the UAE has issued a stern reminder to social media users about their legal and ethical responsibilities while engaging on digital platforms.
The office emphasized the importance of upholding national values, including respect, tolerance, and coexistence.
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In an official statement, the NMO warned against content that disrespects national symbols, public figures, or the societies of friendly nations.
Violations of these guidelines could result in strict legal action aimed at maintaining a safe and respectful online environment.
The NMO highlighted the dangers of sharing misleading information, hate speech, or defamatory content, all of which are subject to serious penalties under UAE law.
Sheikh Mohamed, the UAE President, reiterated that every citizen serves as an ambassador for the country and should contribute positively to its image.
The office encouraged responsible behavior among social media users and urged them to report any offensive or non-compliant content through official channels.
Additionally, it stressed the need for Emiratis to embody the high ethical standards set by the nation’s leadership, promoting constructive discourse and refraining from offensive language.
With these guidelines, the NMO aims to foster a credible and responsible digital media landscape that reflects the UAE’s values and cultural heritage.
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