The Philippines' new cybercrime law took effect Wednesday amid strong criticism from Internet users, journalists and government officials. At least seven groups have filed petitions with the Supreme Court calling several sections of the Cybercrime Prevention Act unconstitutional. They say it infringes on their right to free speech and is especially vague when it comes to libel. The law targets identity theft, hacking and child pornography among other offenses. But critics say its ...
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