Personal data protection laws across the Asia-Pacific are now regularly misused in aid of tyranny
By Shalom Gauri Published on 20 September 2023 Maristela Miranda, senior associate at LIGHTS Institute in the Philippines, spoke at...
Personal data protection laws across the Asia-Pacific are now regularly misused in aid of tyranny
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