By Amos Harris Liberia’s Cybercrime Act of 2025 is coming under growing scrutiny over concerns that key provisions could place freedom of expression, journalism, and personal privacy under severe pressure. The debate centers on whether a statute intended to fight digital crime could inadvertently become a mechanism for restricting constitutionally protected speech. While there is […]
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