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    Southeast Asian Governments Utilize Fake News Laws Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

    posted February 13, 2020 / No Comments

    Singapore’s anti-fake news law has stirred up its fair share of controversy in its short four-month existence. The Protection from Online Falsehoods and Manipulation Act (POFMA), which has become a model for other governments in […]

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    Law will expand the government’s power to private communications Thailand is looking to buy software that will strengthen the military’s control over the internet while simultaneously working on a cyber law that will enable them […]

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    The large-scale sexual assaults in Cologne on New Year’s Eve has left many Germans in a state of shock and anger. Roughly 1000 men groped, robbed and ripped the clothing of hundreds of women. Many […]

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    A trend of anti-Semitism on Twitter is racking up fines for the company, as French Jewish groups sue the social media platform for “public insult.” In France, “public insult” against any religion, race, ethnicity, or nationality is […]

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    NY Times | A new Internet law in the Philippines could lead to imprisonment for activities such as sharing Facebook and Twitter posts, critics said. The law, the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, sets penalties […]

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