English → Arabic transcript

In Germany people get arrested and persecuted for insulting politicians online The thing that bothers me most today is that some of the same tricks that have been employed by Authoritarian regimes in places like Russia or China and Iran and now being also used in some Western countries Please put your hands up those of you who welcome the ban hands up for those who welcome the ban Thousands of people are getting arrested

Every year in the United Kingdom You're taking me to Harrogate in the middle of the night over a tweet Thousands of people every year you call a politician a pig or a thief online and you can serve up to three years In prison, but what will happen if social media sites are banned for teenagers? Suddenly you're gonna have a lot more time to fill and what will you do?

stare at a wall, but the British government Seems to have given an answer to this question Every parent wants the best for their kids, and that's what being a parent means Publicly they promoted the online safety act as a set of laws to protect children and For me for my two kids

All I've ever wanted hand on heart is for them to be safe to force People to verify their age In order to access social media they needed to protect children and for them to be happy And the rest is up to them

Privately though they offered a different explanation These days kids have to find their feet in a world that changes so quickly in their submission to the High Court of England Published last year the British government said that the principal part of the online safety act had nothing to do with protecting children

Instead they said and I quote the main part of the online safety act was aimed at capturing large Platforms with significant influence over public discourse That is why today

The government has decided to ban social media access for children under 16 so we started to investigate the investigators and We came to a conclusion looking pretty fast That the police was corrupt