DigitalReach Releases “Digital Rights in Southeast Asia” 2021-2022 Report

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DigitalReach, an organization dedicated to assessing the impact of technology on human rights in Southeast Asia released their 2021-2022 report. The report details the tactics used oppress netizens, evidence of digital rights violations within Southeast Asian countries, and what the future holds. You can view a PDF version of this report here.

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