“He has bad words and unpleasant stories … I mean, what a 6-year-old boy tells the story of his love for his father, and mentions the boy’s name, this is defamation of the girl, and could cause defamation of the boy same”. Promote the Basant and Yassin videos, according to Sabri Othman, director of the Council’s Children’s Helpline.
And for those who missed this incident, it is summed up in the videos of a little boy named Yassin telling the story of his love for a little girl named Basant, and it also talks about stories of betrayal, a romance and other things that do not correspond to this age of childhood, which made it a material of circulation and ridicule among the pioneers of social communication.
And if it is proven that the father exploited his son to reap profits, he faces charges of attacking the psychological integrity of the minor, the crime of violating the values of society and misuse of the Internet, and if it is proven that it is commercial exploitation to reap profit, then this is a human trafficking crime.
The videos are currently being examined by psychologists who clarify whether the video exposes the child to risks or not, in preparation for the approval of the violation, whether it is proven, and the punishment for the parent.
Penalty for child abuse
Article 96 of the Children’s Law includes cases in which the child is exposed to a danger if he is in a situation that threatens the safety of the upbringing that must be available, even if his safety, morals, health or life are in danger, or if the conditions of their upbringing in the family, school, care institutions or other things would expose them to being exposed to neglect, abuse, violence, exploitation or displacement.
In this context, article 291 of the Criminal Code on sexual exploitation establishes that:Any infringement of the child’s right to protection against trafficking or sexual, commercial or economic exploitation, or its use in scientific research and experiments, is prohibited, and the child has the right to be educated and empowered to face these risks.
Without prejudice to the stricter penalties provided in another law, whoever sells, buys or offers to sell a child, as well as whoever delivers, receives or transfers it, will be punished with a custodial sentence of not less than five years and a fine of not less than fifty thousand pounds nor more than two hundred thousand pounds. As a slave, or exploiting him sexually or commercially, or used for forced labor or other illegal purposes, even if the crime occurred abroad.
The same penalty will be imposed on whoever facilitates or instigates one of the events mentioned in the paragraph, even if the crime does not occur in accordance with it.
Without prejudice to the provisions of article 116 bis of the Children’s Law, the penalty is doubled if it is committed by a criminal group organized across national borders.
