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      COMMENT | Concern over some provisions in Online Safety Bill
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      COMMENT | Concern over some provisions in Online Safety Bill

      COMMENT | Concern over some provisions in Online Safety Bill

      Article 19Published: Dec 11, 2024 5:53 AM

      COMMENT | Article 19 and the Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ) are concerned about some specific provisions of the Online Safety Bill (OSB) 2024, tabled in Parliament yesterday for the first reading due to the Bill’s strong potential to undermine freedom of expression in Malaysia.

      We, as part of the Expert Council formed by the minister in the Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reform) in August this year, submitted our concerns and recommendations based on the parameters presented by the government in September.

      We recognise the need to hold online service providers and social media platforms accountable where their products and services have a profound negative impact on human rights. While not all are identical, the business models of the largest platforms often rely on data-driven advertising, data monetisation, and algorithms that prioritise user engagement.

      This can lead to... 

      COMMENT | Online Safety Act necessary shield for digital era

      COMMENT | Online Safety Act necessary shield for digital era

      Online safety laws must protect rights, prevent overreach, group says

      Online safety laws must protect rights, prevent overreach, group says

      'Suspected harmful content must be removed briefly under new law'

      'Suspected harmful content must be removed briefly under new law'

      CMA amendment: Hansard reveals how MPs voted

      CMA amendment: Hansard reveals how MPs voted

      MCMC Act amendments referred to PSSC for scrutiny

      MCMC Act amendments referred to PSSC for scrutiny

      LETTER | CMA amendments another step backwards for freedom of expression

      LETTER | CMA amendments another step backwards for freedom of expression

      Rights group dismayed after CMA amendments passed

      Rights group dismayed after CMA amendments passed

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