Baghdad:The Communications and Media Commission (CMC) has issued a warning against any attempts to incite disruption of operations within security and civil institutions, emphasizing that such actions are strictly prohibited and will lead to accountability for violators.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Haider Najm, spokesperson for the CMC, stated that the Media Broadcasting Code, particularly Section Two, Article 1, forbids the broadcasting of any content that incites violence, hatred, or undermines public order. This includes incitement against security forces and civil institutions or any calls to disrupt their operations.

The CMC continues to monitor media content through its media monitoring system, identifying and documenting any violations. It takes regulatory action against non-compliant media outlets based on existing regulations. The Commission also provides evidence and recordings to relevant authorities, adhering to established legal frameworks.

Furthermore, the CMC addresses media violations within its authority by monitoring and documenting infringing content and implementing regulatory measures as stipulated by current guidelines. In judicial matters, the Commission cooperates with competent authorities by providing technical opinions, along with relevant recordings, evidence, and information, to support legal proceedings upon request.