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10 June (papers day) went on, without anyone formally celebrating it, to make sure that the press died without even compassion, after the collapse of the press word in our days, with the memory of the uprising of journalists against Act No. 93 of 1995, which was described as the Law on the Killing of Freedom of the Press and the Protection of Corruption and the Government ' s attempt to assassinate the Right of Expression.
" The position of the General Assembly and the Council of the Trade Union of 1995 was observed and rejected for one year with the Government ' s threats to close the newspapers and ended with the victory of the Press Organization Act No. 96 of 1996.
We hope that Mr. Abdelfattah Al-Saissa will continue to be reigned with the release of imprisoned journalists and prisoners of conscience, and that the Freedom of Information Act will be promulgated and sanctions abolished in cases of publication. Affirming the independence of press institutions
Freedom of the press is a true indicator of the freedom and independence of the nation, without which the setbacks will unfortunately be paid by the people, so freedom of newspapers and the press must be guaranteed.
And we certainly need a new vision in dealing with laws and legislation that trap the press and journalists from the national interest.
To change the belief in controlling what is published in the news in order to ensure the continued legitimacy of power, because the homeland belongs to the people and not to the power, we find unfair laws such as the Press Killing Act, suffocating freedom of press expression, the need to re-examine some loose laws by using the anti-terrorist law to prosecute journalists on charges such as publication of false news activity, incitement, damage to national security, corruption, and the imposition of newspapers, prevention of arrest or prosecution.
I am telling the President that the positive and negative view is available at the global sites and the citizen cannot be isolated from them, and the need to restore confidence in our national press, because the pilgrims and the pursuit are an opportunity for enemies to poison in the news of Egypt. All the news is available globally, negative and positive, and we shouldn't fool ourselves, because these laws that encroach on the press and the press will bring successive flares on everyone and the past confirm that.
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