Legal Complaint Submitted

Lawyer Ashraf Farhat has submitted a complaint to the relevant authorities, requesting legal action against a man featured in a viral social media video weighing bundles of cash on a scale in front of a young girl.

According to the complaint, the video may constitute child exploitation for commercial gain through online platforms.

Alleged Violations of Child Protection Laws

Concerns Over Commercial Exploitation

The complaint argues that featuring the child in content centered around displaying large amounts of money to attract online engagement could amount to commercial exploitation, potentially violating Egypt's Child Law No. 12 of 1996 and its amendments.

It also raises concerns about the possible psychological impact such content may have on the child.

Possible Cybercrime Investigation

The complaint further states that authorities should examine whether publishing the video violates provisions of Egypt's Cybercrime Law, particularly if the content is found to exploit a child or undermine family values for financial gain through social media platforms.

Review of Cash Display

It also calls for authorities to review whether the manner in which bundles of national currency were displayed complies with applicable financial regulations.

Authorities Asked to Investigate

The complaint concludes by urging authorities to examine the viral video, determine the full circumstances surrounding the incident, and take appropriate legal action if any violations are confirmed.

Who filed the complaint?

Lawyer Ashraf Farhat.

What is the complaint about?

A viral video showing a man weighing bundles of cash in front of a young girl.

What legal concerns were raised?

Possible child exploitation, potential violations of child protection laws, and possible breaches of cybercrime regulations.

Has any official ruling been issued?

No. The complaint requests an official investigation, and no final legal decision has been announced.

What do authorities need to investigate?

The circumstances of the video, the child's involvement, and whether any laws were violated.