Call recording is legal here if some record the...

Please note that the legal section and the field of work of the legal page is to provide legal advice and respond to all legal inquiries within the limits of the consultation, but I will provide you with the legal text regarding the illegality of registration for calls without obtaining the permission of the prosecution, which is a legal violation that includes the penalty article 378 of Federal Law No. (3) of 1987 of the Penal Code, as amended by Federal Law No. 34 of 2005, provides as follows:
Article 378
Shall be sentenced to detention and to a fine, whoever violates the private or familial life of individuals, by perpetrating one of the following acts, unless authorized by law, or without the victim’s consent:
a. If he lends his ears, records or transmits, through an apparatus of any kind, conversations that took place in a private place or through the telephone or any other apparatus.
b. Captures or transmits, through any kind of apparatus, the picture of a person in a private place.
Should the acts, referred to in the two preceding paragraph, be perpetrated during a meeting in front of the attending persons, their consent shall be presumed. Shall be sentenced to the same penalty, whoever publishes through any means of publicity, news or pictures or comments related to the secrecy of private or familial life of the individuals, even if correct. Shall be sentenced to detention for a maximum period of seven years and to a fine, the public servant who perpetrates one of the acts mentioned in the present article relying on the strength of the authority of his position.
The apparatuses and other objects that that may have been used in perpetrating the crime shall, in all cases, be confiscated and order shall be given to erase all relative recordings and destroy the same.
If you didn’t get the approval to record phone conversation, then you can’t use these records in the court as a proof as you will face legal issues.
** If you are exposed to any threat, you can immediately complain to the nearest police station and make a report for the purposes of notification to these authorities