DSA abuse
The new CSA: A draconian law made more ‘efficient’
A casual look into the draft CSA will prove that the optimism expressed by the law minister is entirely unfounded
Don’t criminalise free thought
Withdraw suspension order for Salina Shelley, repeal DSA
How can abuse of privacy be legal?
Authorities must address concerns about the draft Data Protection Act
In times of crisis, journalists must double down on facts
Facts, once the prerogative of the media, used to be sacred. Now, they are just fodder in an increasingly hostile war of narratives.
Government’s stubborn attitude on DSA sends ominous signal
The government is not taking OHCHR recommendations about the law into account.
Was it really about 'protecting the interest of the child'?
As the government came under international scrutiny for curtailing freedom of expression, the question of child exploitation became the rallying point.
Heed UN’s call for moratorium on DSA use
A law used only to punish critics has no place in democracy
This lawfare against the press must stop
Prothom Alo incident exposes a deeply upsetting approach to press freedom
No reason for a black law to exist
We support the call of UN rights chief in this regard
Will free media be harassed in the name of data protection?
DSA’s new curbs and OTT draft rules give the opening
Gagging young voices: The unreasonable nature of our digital laws
As it stands now, any person whom law enforcement authorities deem to have breached the DSA will be arrested without a warrant.
