Amendments to Bill aims to enhance online safety without curbing free speech, says Fahmi


KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed amendments to the Communications and Multimedia (Amendment) Bill 2024 aim to enhance online safety without restricting freedom of speech, says Fahmi Fadzil.

"The amendment to the legislation must be viewed holistically, not merely as a means of regulatory strengthening, but as a provision for a safer, more sustainable internet ecosystem free from cyber threats,” said the Communications Minister when tabling the Communications and Multimedia (Amendment) Bill 2024 for its second reading in parliament on Monday (Dec 9).

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