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Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines taking war against terror into cyberspace

By RUBEN SARIO
(From right) Anifah, Cayetano and Marsudi during a trilateral meeting in security in Manila on June 22, 2017.

KOTA KINABALU: Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines are taking their fight against terror to cyberspace.

The three countries have agreed to curb the spread of terrorism and related content on the Internet, particularly on social media.

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