Why are journalist associations and digital rights groups protesting against certain laws
Groups demand withdrawal of laws aimed at curtailing freedom of press
- Journalist associations and digital rights groups are protesting against certain laws because they believe those laws are aimed at curtailing freedom of the press.
- These laws may impose restrictions on reporting, censor information, or limit access to media platforms, thereby inhibiting journalists' ability to freely report on events.
- The groups argue that such laws undermine democracy by restricting the flow of information and hindering the public's right to be informed.
- They demand the withdrawal of these laws to protect the essential role of a free press in holding governments accountable and ensuring transparency in society.
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