
Originally published byPhilippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines โ A broad front of journalists, academics, civil society groups, and professionals is forming to oppose proposed legislation on disinformation. They say that efforts to curb disinformation on social media could end up worsening the problem rather than solving it. On the weekend before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.โs penultimate State of the Nation Address (Sona) before Congress, about 50 journalists, tech and related companies and advocacies, the academe, and civil society gathered Saturday, July 25, at the University of the Philippines’ College of Media and Communication to line up action plans to oppose the legislation which, at the […]...
Keep on reading: Groups call out anti-disinfo bills giving govโt power to take down social media posts
Keep on reading: Groups call out anti-disinfo bills giving govโt power to take down social media posts
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