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The Supreme Council for the Regulation of the Media, headed by the press editor Makram Mohammed Ahmed, made three decisions based on the recommendations of the committees of control of the complaints and the sports performances following a meeting which attended the committee members, the Secretary General and the Council's legal adviser.
The resolutions included the ban on the broadcast of the "Zamalek Al-Youm" programs on Al-Mehwar channel and the "Al-Mitch" program, broadcast on the Echo Al-Balad satellite channel for one week each.
The reasons for this decision are drawn from a statement issued by the official website of the Supreme Council for Media Regulation.
"Zamalek was banned today due to violations of media standards and controls using threatening language for public figures and raising sports crowds." To prevent the program, the ban was due to a violation of media standards and the dissemination of false information.
The Council also issued a decision requiring the newspaper, on the seventh day, to apologize to Ms. Elham Abu El-Fath, Executive Director of Echo Al-Balad, who complained about what was published as a result violations of the newspaper.
The Supreme Council for Media Regulation issued a statement announcing that it was warning sports programs, investigating all its violations and confirming that the sanctions would be severe. He stated:
The Supreme Council for Media Regulation is following with great concern the verbal and low-level dialogues that have taken place in a number of sports programs in the media in recent days..
The Council announces the opening of an investigation into all incidents of irregularities included in these programs exceeding the limits of opinions and rights in cash and confirms its intention to apply the strict penalties provided for by law for violations of the rights of screens, newspapers or communication sites..
The Council also asserts that the relevant committees are currently investigating these violations, which will be decisively resolved in order to prevent them from recurring. The Council invites the media to fully comply with the standards published by the Council and states that he will not hesitate to use the tools and powers legally mandated to engage with the media. Values and sports ethics as a cornerstone of sport.
The Council calls on athletes to assume their historic responsibilities to the homeland and the need to control the overall pace of the sports scene and to distance them from any incitement to hatred and extremism to be encouraged to because of the reflection of improvisation and verbal conflict against the masses.
The Council is fully convinced that sports fans are aware of the high level of sports ethics and the fact that the environment of the competition has to change for the better and that it does not want that bickering and player bets are repeated..
The Council affirms the need to improve the general sports climate with a view to organizing one of the biggest tournaments in the world, namely the African championship, which requires concerted efforts to succeed the championship in Egypt..
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