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Saudi Journalists Association calls for regulation of online news

“ The 13 journalists claim that Kul Al-Watan, an online newspaper previously known as Hedayah Net, published a story saying that Saudi women journalists resort to drugs, prostitution, alcohol and unlawful relations to reach high positions in their profession. The complaints were sent to the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Culture and Information, the…

The 13 journalists claim that Kul Al-Watan, an online newspaper
previously known as Hedayah Net, published a story saying that Saudi
women journalists resort to drugs, prostitution, alcohol and unlawful
relations to reach high positions in their profession.

The
complaints were sent to the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of
Culture and Information, the Human Rights Commission and the SJA.”


The 13 journalists claim that Kul Al-Watan, an online newspaper
previously known as Hedayah Net, published a story saying that Saudi
women journalists resort to drugs, prostitution, alcohol and unlawful
relations to reach high positions in their profession.

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The
complaints were sent to the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of
Culture and Information, the Human Rights Commission and the SJA.”