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Cybercrime Laws: A New Frontline for Press Freedom

Governments are increasingly using cybercrime laws to muzzle the press. Meanwhile, a draconian global cybercrime treaty looms. How can journalists and civil society respond?

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(M) Amy Brouillette
Director of Advocacy, International Press Institute

Tanja Fachathaler
Policy Advisor, epicenter.works, Austria

Musikilu Mojeed
Editor-in-Chief, Premium Times, Nigeria

Ayesha Tanzeem
Director, South & Central Asia, Voice of America, USA

 

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