The daily added these dirty acts are aimed at planting mines of sedition by people who have the habit of fishing in troubled waters in a country which is proud of its heritage and national unity.
In this regard, MP Adnan Al-Mutawa affirmed he and other MPs have called for looking into existing laws when it comes to the use of technology methods and laws to fight e-crimes.
He called for social justice and equality especially when it comes to application of the laws and holding to account every wrongdoer without exception.
Speaking on the subject Abdulhameed Dashti of the nullified 2012 Parliament said overuse of the social networking websites is unbearable.
He added the intelligence services have played a negative role. He said we are in a dire need of combating abuse.
Meanwhile, MP Jamaan Al-Harbash has denied the existence of any kind of terror network which was allegedly busted by the security authorities in the United Arab Emirates, reports Alam Alyawm daily.
He added what he sees happening is just demands for reforms.
He also said that he has filed lawsuits against persons who claimed he supports this terror network.
Nonetheless, he added, the UAE is a sister country and he has full respect for its citizens.
