Bangladesh: Interim Government must restore freedom of expression in Bangladesh and repeal Cyber Security Act

By Amnesty International

The Cyber Security Act (CSA) 2023 is a continuation of successive repressive legislations in Bangladesh that have repeatedly facilitated the state’s crackdown on civic space and human rights, including during the student-led quota-reform protests, said Amnesty International in a new briefing. Repackaging Repression: The Cyber Security Act and the Continuing Lawfare Against Dissent in Bangladesh, reveals that the CSA […] The post Bangladesh: Interim Government must restore freedom of expression in Bangladesh and repeal Cyber Security Act appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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