Briceño: Criticizing public officials should not be a crime
By Breaking Belize News Staff (HP): Belize’s cybercrime law is being rewritten to make sure criticism, journalism and satire are not treated as crimes. Prime Minister John Briceño says the amendments are meant to ensure democratic debate is protected online. “This protection is intended to ensure that democratic debate, investigative journalism, political criticism, and other […] The post…
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