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  1. Liberia's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications drafted a Cybercrime Act based on international instruments.

Cybercrime law in Liberia is facing criticism for potentially stifling political dissent.

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Cybercrime law in Liberia is facing criticism for potentially stifling political dissent.

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  1. The Cybercrime Act of 2025, concerning Liberia, aims to protect financial infrastructure and societal stability.1 source
  2. Control Data Corporation plans to challenge the constitutionality of Liberia's Cybercrime Law.Sub-event
  3. The new law risks suppressing political opposition in Liberia.1 source

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