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Sana Sbouai
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North Africa Editor, Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
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Social Development; Social EnterpriseMedia; Entrepreneurship; Education; Travel
Content
By Selma Mhaoud, Sana Sbouai Verified| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified The U.K. today began enforcing key parts of the Online Safety Act, which aims to prevent fraud and other offences by requiring websites and apps to quickly remove illegal material or face hefty fines. Aside from “fraud and financial offences,” the legislation targets a variety of online crimes including human trafficking and child sexual abuse. The Act covers more than 100,000 platforms — including Facebook, X and Google — which were given time to assess the issue before enforcement began.
Documents Unearthed After Assad’s Fall Show Syrian Spy Agency Reacting to Israel’s Pager Attack on Hezbollah
By Hala Nouhad Nasreddine, Jana Barakat, Sana Sbouai Verified, Shaya Laughlin| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified On September 17, a Syrian military intelligence branch fired off an urgent dispatch with troubling news: According to a local source, pagers used by the Syrian government’s ally Hezbollah had exploded in Lebanon. As the day unfolded, the messages kept coming. As officers struggled to gather intelligence, they relied on rumors and outdated information to make sense of the situation.
By Selma Mhaoud, Sana Sbouai Verified| Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP) Verified The U.K. today began enforcing key parts of the Online Safety Act, which aims to prevent fraud and other offences by requiring websites and apps to quickly remove illegal material or face hefty fines. Aside from “fraud and financial offences,” the legislation targets a variety of online crimes including human trafficking and child sexual abuse. The Act covers more than 100,000 platforms — including Facebook, X and Google — which were given time to assess the issue before enforcement began.
Company Info
Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project (OCCRP)
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
+1 202-470-3510