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Jurisprudence Shaping Digital Rights in Southeast Asia

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Analysis Format: Report

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Keywords

Access to Internet
Defamation / Reputation
Digital Rights
Disinformation
Filtering and Blocking
Freedom of Expression
Freedom of Press
Intermediary Liability
Internet Shutdown
Misinformation
Privacy, Data Protection and Retention
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Author: Indriaswati D.Saptaningrum and Parasurama Pamungkas

Source URL: Association for Progressive Communications

Description: Building on APC’s publication Jurisprudence Shaping Digital Rights in South Asia, this research focuses on emblematic jurisprudence relating to digital rights in five countries in Southeast Asia, namely: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Singapore.

The study focuses on three key facets of digital rights: access to the internet, freedom of expression and the right to privacy. The analysis adopts a human rights-based approach to jurisprudence relying on international standards as the minimum protection afforded to all.

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Jurisprudence shaping digital rights in SEA_CYRILLA.pdf
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CYRILLA: Global Digital Rights Law

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