Multimedia Act: Amendments Necessary?

Jac Kee, Director, Centre For Independent Journalism Malaysia

07-Mar-16 09:35

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Jac Kee, Director at the Centre For Independent Journalism Malaysia (CIJ) discusses the proposed amendments of the Communications and Multimedia Act. How will this impact freedom of expression and information in Malaysia? Listen to the podcast to find out more.

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