“Thailand’s National Legislative Assembly approved a controversial law this week which could seriously effect how Thailand’s internet users use the web“, writes Daniel at “Metroblogging Bangkok. “This single law could put Thailand in the same category as China and Burma with regards to censorship and the lack of a democratic right for free speech“, he adds.
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