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LETTER | Terengganu's guidelines violate the right to freedom of expression and the right to culture for its people.
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COMMENT | The recent elections signal the Malaysian people’s rejection of the continued suppression of free speech.
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Article 19 is concerned that a new “advisory for group admins” released by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) attempts to co-opt social media users to censor third-party content which the government considers “inappropriate”. The MCMC advisory is a clear reminder to Internet users that they are expected to enforce Malaysia’s tough restrictions on freedom of expression online through private censorship.
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