As governments across the world attempt to fight back against “fake news,” Malaysia has set a troubling precedent by banning news stories it deems to be “fake” with a new law that imposes a penalty of up to 6 years in prison for violators.
As governments across the world attempt to fight back against “fake news,” Malaysia has set a troubling precedent by banning news stories it deems to be “fake” with a new law that imposes a penalty of up to 6 years in prison for violators.
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