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Shrinking Civic Space in Asia

Monday, June 29, 2020

Authoritarian regimes in the region are using cyber laws to silence critics. People need to unite and fight back.

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THE practice of healthy democracy all over the world is now facing a stern test. Authoritarian regimes are becoming more oppressive in muzzling critical voices. This tendency is seen in a number of nations, including Indonesia. The move by the government of the Philippines to criminalize Maria Ressa, a senior journalist and Chief Executive Officer of Rappler is the latest example.

Filipino democracy under President Rodrigo Duterte has taken

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