Cabinet is expected to send draft cybercrimes bill to the House of Representatives for discussion in November, House Communications Committee member Ahmed Badawy said, Al Borsa reports. The legislation will look to make online surveillance easier in a bid to crack down on “crimes related to the Internet and social media.”
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