"Inform Parliament" about IPRs: Piracy sites must be held accountable

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Deputy Nader Mustafa, Secretary of the Committee on Information and Culture of the House of Representatives, that there are many international legislation and conventions that protect intellectual property rights and prevent piracy, pointing out that this piracy poses a great threat to human rights because it represents a waste to the effort of creators and employers intellectual and drama.

The Secretary of the Committee on Information and Culture of the House of Representatives, in statements to "the seventh day", that piracy has negative results, both on the material or moral level, because employers have made a great effort in the implementation of this work, whether dramatic or academic or journalist and therefore must be closed All sites that practice piracy on these businesses.

The MP pointed out that the Supreme Council of Information plays a major role in confronting this piracy, stressing the need to apply sanctions on all sites that practice piracy and hold their owners accountable because they pose a threat to human rights.

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