Reham Said: My decision to retire is irreversible

Egyptian media, Reham Said, commented on the Supreme Media Council's decision to ban him from appearing for a year after investigating his violence against overweight and Egyptian women.

"I respect any decision made, and I would have finished the two or three months of my contract and retired," said Reham Said in a video that she had shared on her Instagram account.

"I have had so many problems in the past and I have never said that I would not go back, but this time, I will not come back because I am tired and that 's it. it's time to take care of my children. "

The Supreme Council for the Regulation of the Media, chaired by Makram Mohamed Ahmed, decided Wednesday to ban the appearance of Riham Said through the media "visual or audio" for a year.

The Committee announced that investigations had revealed the presenter's commission that had complained of a media crime by insulting Egyptian women and confusing his personal opinion with his duty to media. .

Patient frustration and viewers' dissatisfaction with the use of phrases and descriptions representing serious insults to Egyptian women led to a clue and a statement.

Her statements were also contradicted during the investigation session, once she apologized and once again confirmed that she did not err, which prevented her from distinguishing between clear media rules and low-cost personal opinions.

In the opinion of the Committee, throughout the investigation and looking at the episode mentioned above, the presenter has not shown enough caution when he spoke of Egyptian women and did not respect the great Egyptian women. By choosing clear and explicit words and expressions that reflect the real role of the media in the service of society and not insulting the most expensive, according to Sky News.

Reham Said was suspended by his channel and the Media Syndicate for his statements against obese patients, describing them as a burden to their families and the state and distorting the public's view.