No clear legal definition for fanaticism, tweets judged by courts: lawyer
Lawyer Khaled Aburashed says Saudi law does not clearly define fanaticism, and accountability for tweets is left to judicial discretion.
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AILawyer Khaled Aburashed stated that there is no specific legal definition for fanaticism in the system, and accountability for tweets is subject to the discretion of judicial authorities.
Speaking in an interview with Rotana Khalijia, he added that if a tweet contains insults, slander, accusations, or defamation, these are considered crimes that warrant penalties.
Aburashed noted that if a tweet does not include these types of offenses, it does not rise to the level of a cybercrime.
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