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  1. Government bodies, including the supreme court, are seeking direction to formulate a regulatory framework for digital content.

Government proposals are advancing new internet laws that critics claim seek to censor views and free speech.

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Government proposals are advancing new internet laws that critics claim seek to censor views and free speech.

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Anika WellsTim Wilson

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  1. Anika Wells defends the government's proposed digital duty of care regarding online platforms.Sub-event
  2. New internet laws are being pushed, sparking claims that the government intends to censor free speech.1 source

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