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Cybercrime bill repressive, designed to steer self-censorship among citizens

The Cybercrime and Cyber-security Bill which seeks to regulate internet conduct in Zimbabwe is very repressive and is being crafted with authoritarian intentions to instil self-censorship among citizens, a study has revealed.According to a…

Published: 19 Mar 2018 at 16:34hrs | 18 | by Byo24News Reporter

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