They Warn that the Falklands Law Includes Threats to Freedom of Expression and Risks of Censorship
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Opposition leaders and constitutionalists consulted by Infobae questioned new crimes linked to “mass misinformation”, foreign influence and clandestine operations, with prison terms of up to 20 years
The draft National Sovereignty Law sent to the Argentine Congress by the Government of President Javier Milei, which establishes penalties of up to 15 years in prison for those who carry out "disinformation campaigns" in the midst of the conflict over the Malvinas, aroused alarms among the defenders of freedom of expression. The entry Falklands Law that contemplates imprisonment for "disinformation" awakens alerts in Argentina was first publishe…
Source: Infobae The National Sovereignty Defense Bill that Javier Milei's government sent to Congress raised questions about possible limitations on freedom of expression and the press and the risks of censorship that might arise from some of its articles. The initiative incorporates new crimes linked to [...] The entry Notice that the law by Malvinas includes threats to freedom of expression and risks of censorship was first published in Diario…
The Government's initiative incorporates crimes linked to campaigns of “mass misinformation”, foreign influence and clandestine operations, with penalties that can reach up to 20 years.
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