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SPOTLIGHT - Restrictive Laws in Cambodia Violating Digital Rights in the Name of "National Security"
- Manushya Foundation
- Aug 6, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 7, 2020
DIGITAL RIGHTS: To kick-off our Campaign to Stop Digital Dictatorship in Southeast Asia and provide solutions from leading voices on the ground, we shed the light on the misuse of restrictive laws, policies and actions of the Royal Government of Cambodia that violate digital rights in the name of ‘National Security’.
Learn more about our work on digital rights here!
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