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Sudan's revised cybercrime law falls short on its promise

By Khattab Hamad

Political activist Owar Alsadig’s lawsuit sparked controversy over the nature of Sudan’s current information and cybercrime laws, and the potential to abuse these laws to limit freedom of expression.

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