This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Al-Salamali
In a firm position which reflects his rejection of any offensive speech, the Moroccan journalist Fahd Al -hashemi criticized the Egyptian media, Hala Sarhan, after having republished a tweet carrying a direct insult to Moroccan women.
This stage came from Sarhan in the context of his defense of the artist Tamer Hosni against his free statements, the artist Basma Bousil, but what triggered the controversy was not the content of his defense, but rather the way which she took, which involved a loud circular against Moroccan women.
Al -Hashemi did not hesitate to express his serious disapproval of this stage, because he sent a direct message via his account to Sarhan, saying: “It is regrettable that you repeat insulting words against an entire people. to the spread of discrimination and hatred against Moroccan women? »»
He stressed that Moroccan women are not only a title in a transient controversy, but rather a symbol of strength, honor and success in various fields.
He stressed that what Sarhan has done cannot be justified or neglected, because he does not affect a specific person, but rather affects the dignity of an entire society.
Al -Hashemi also stressed that the media, because of its location, are responsible for spreading the values of respect and coexistence, not to arouse conflicts or to feed the differences, since the stage of Sarhan is not worthy of his positions position or his professional history.
He concluded his message with a clear and explicit invitation, saying: “We expect public apology to you, because we know that you are more aware that you will derive behind such a speech. The word is a responsibility, and the recognition of the error is a virtue that does not harm the value of its owner, but rather increases it.
