Bangladesh: Government must remove draconian provisions from the Draft Cyber Security Act

By Amnesty International

Responding to the news that the Cabinet yesterday approved the final draft of the Cyber Security Act (CSA), which is to replace the draconian Digital Security Act (DSA), Nadia Rahman, Amnesty International’s interim deputy regional director for South Asia said: “The Cabinet must not push through the Cyber Security Act (CSA) as it is largely […] The post Bangladesh: Government must remove draconian provisions from the Draft Cyber Security Act appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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