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PHILIPPINES: ‘Responding to Disinformation Can’t Mean Giving the Government a Mandate to Police Truth’

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PHILIPPINES: ‘Responding to Disinformation Can’t Mean Giving the Government a Mandate to Police Truth’

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CIVICUS discusses the implications of the Philippines' proposed anti-disinformation bill with Josalee Deinla, Secretary-General of the National Union of Peoples' Lawyers, a civil society organisation that...

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Read the full story, "PHILIPPINES: 'Responding to Disinformation Can't Mean Giving the Government a Mandate to Police Truth'", on globalissues.org → CIVICUS discusses the implications of the Philippines' proposed anti-disinformation bill with Josalee Deinla, Secretary-General of the National Union of Peoples' Lawyers, a civil society organisation that defends civil liberties in the Philippines.

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CIVICUS discusses the implications of the Philippines' proposed anti-disinformation bill with Josalee Deinla, Secretary-General of the National Union of Peoples' Lawyers, a civil society organisation that defends civil liberties in the Philippines.

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