Cybercrime Law Decision: Cop out #StopcybermartialLaw
by Cocoy Dayao, as originally posted at the Philippine Online Chronicles “It is doubtful,” Justice Carpio wrote in his concurring and dissenting opinion to the Supreme Court’s [read more]
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February 11 is the DAY We Fight to STOP Cyber Martial Law, Mass Surveillance
Our fight against Cybercrime Law is not yet over. The Supreme Court still has not decided on its constitutionality or unconstitutionality and while we are waiting for a decision, we will continue [read more]
Cyber Martial Law Year One: Full Stop, No Mere Pause
Philippine Internet Freedom Alliance Statement One Year After the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175) Was Signed Into LawCyber September 12, 2013 – One year ago today, Congress and the [read more]
Double Talk on Citizen’s Rights: Abridging Freedom of Expression, Reneging on Freedom of Information
This is a report by the Institute for Freedom of Information (iFOI), a project of the Action for Economic Reforms and the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, on how the Cybercrime [read more]
My response to the Palace statement on the Cybercrime Prevention Act (RA 10175)
I have always called out the President, or at least his Communication group on how “social media would improve the communication processes between government and its people.” Blog Watch welcomed [read more]
New ‘Cybercrime’ Law Will Harm Free Speech
Below is the latest release from Human Rights Watch, on the controversial CyberCrime Law in the Philippines. Supreme Court to Rule on Act That Worsens Criminal Defamation (New York, September 28, [read more]
Petition for Certiorari and Prohibition on Republic Act 10175 #Cybercrimelaw Filed by Atty JJ Disini & 4 other taxpayers
Jose Jesus M. Disini, Jr., Rowena S. Disini, Lianne Ivy P. Medina, Janette Toral, and Ernesto Sonido, Jr., urged “the high court to immediately issue a temporary restraining order against the [read more]
Online libel is like imposing libel on ordinary conversations #cybercrimelaw
via Rep Teddy A. Casino Party list Representative Teddy Casiño (Bayan Muna) today reiterated his opposition to the recently enacted Cybercrime Law, saying it is like imposing libel on ordinary [read more]
The Congress’ ‘Third House’: What Actually Happened to the Cybercrime Bill
Netizens are angry about the enactment of RA 10175, more popularly known as the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (read full text here) due to several provisions including the controversial online [read more]
President @noynoyaquino approves CyberCrime Prevention Act
by Christina Alpad Originally posted at Aquino approves Cybercrime Prevention Act President Benigno Aquino III has signed the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, transforming the bill into a law more [read more]
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