A Decision in Eastern Libya Prohibiting the Filming and Marketing of Women's Activities Sparks Widespread Controversy

The Public Morality Protection Authority in Eastern Libya announced on Monday a decision prohibiting content creators and shop owners from filming or marketing any activities related to women, just one day before the celebration of International Human Rights Day.

The decision has sparked mixed reactions within the country; supporters view it as a step aimed at enhancing respect for local customs and traditions, while opponents see it as a new restriction on women and an infringement on their rights and freedoms in the public sphere.

This controversy comes at a time when there are increasing local and international demands to protect women's rights in Libya, especially with the approach of International Human Rights Day, making the decision a focal point of attention and widespread criticism.