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Amman, Oct. 23 (Petra)– Amman Prosecutor General Hassan Al-Abdallat
has issued a gag order on the investigation into the incident that
occurred in the vicinity of Hamoud Church in Karak Governorate,
pursuant to Article 39 of the Publications and Publishing Law and
Article 225 of the Penal Code.
The decision requires all audiovisual, print and digital media
outlets, as well as social media platforms, to refrain from
publishing any news or information related to the case or the course
of the investigation, or anything that could influence the
administration of justice, under penalty of legal and judicial
accountability.
The ban covers all news related to the case, as well as the
circulation of information concerning the publication ban itself.
Official government media operating under the supervision of the
Ministry of Government Communication are exempt from the decision.
The ban also prohibits the circulation or republication of
photographs, videos or information related to the case under
investigation.
//Petra// MF