Oman warns against insulting other countries, leaders or people on social media
Dubai: Oman's Public Prosecution has warned against insulting other countries, their leaders, national symbols or peoples, urging the public to avoid statements and actions that could undermine the Sultanate's relations with other nations. In a public advisory, the prosecution called for responsible conduct and restraint in expressing opinions, particularly on social media platforms. Get updated…
Oman's Public Prosecution has issued a public advisory cautioning citizens against making derogatory remarks about other countries, their leaders, national symbols or peoples. The aim is to prevent any actions that may strain Oman's diplomatic relations with other nations. In the advisory, the prosecution emphasized the need for responsible online behavior, particularly on social media platforms.
They urged individuals not to disseminate or engage in any conduct that could offend others, as this could lead to legal repercussions. The warning applies to both the creation and sharing of offensive content. The prosecution stressed that violators could face legal action, irrespective of whether they are the original creators or merely sharing the material.
The advisory highlighted the importance of exercising caution and sound judgment when expressing opinions online, to avoid any actions that might harm Oman's standing with other countries.
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