Regulation · November, 2019
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Stories about Regulation from November, 2019
Hong Kong activists denounce court ban on ‘violent’ content as a threat to internet freedom
China 12 November 2019
Internet Society Hong Kong will file a judicial review against an interim injunction prohibiting anyone from posting, re-posting and aiding the dissemination of information that promotes violence.
Behold Russia's new ‘sovereign internet’
Russia 6 November 2019
The "sovereign internet" bill is about bringing the "critical infrastructure" of the RuNet under the state's oversight. That could mean a more effective implementation of Moscow's laws regulating expression online.
