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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.

Shrinking Civic Space in Asia. tempo : 173484951037.

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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