You are here
Workshop participants discuss draft audiovisual law
By Petra - Jan 17,2015 - Last updated at Jan 17,2015
AQABA — The Lower House Media and National Guidance Committee and the Audiovisual Commission concluded a workshop on Saturday that discussed the draft audiovisual law.
MP Zakariya Sheikh, head of the House panel, said the workshop included six sessions with the participation of different sectors to reach a modern law that regulates the work of media outlets.
Audiovisual Commission Director General Amjad Qadi stressed the importance of the workshop in amending the 2002 temporary audiovisual law, especially in light of the developments in the media sector and the latest technological advancements.
Jordan Press Association President Tareq Momani said the syndicate is concerned with formulating reform laws that enhance press freedom.
Related Articles
The Senate on Wednesday endorsed draft amendments to the Jordan Medical Association (JMA) and the audiovisual media laws as referred from the Lower House.
The Lower House on Wednesday referred the draft amended Jordan Press Association Law to its Legal Committee to provide its recommendations before endorsing the bill.
The Lower House endorsed several pieces of legislation during one session on Sunday.