[‘Not Built to Silence Free Speech’ – Govt Defends Cybercrime Law] River Gee County Senator Francis Saidy Dopoh II has moved to reassure Liberians, particularly journalists, activists and social-media users, that Liberia’s newly enacted Cybercrime Act is not intended to suppress criticism, journalism or peaceful dissent, insisting that the law is targeted at cyber-related threats and abuse rather than legitimate expression.
Liberia: ‘Cybercrime Law Not Meant to Silence Free Speech,’ – Govt Allays Fear
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