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RULAAC Warns Data Protection Bill Could Give Nigerian Govt Sweeping Powers Over Social Media

The advocacy group warned that parts of the legislation could threaten freedom of expression, access to information and democratic participation.

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RULAAC Warns Data Protection Bill Could Give Nigerian Govt Sweeping Powers Over Social Media

The advocacy group warned that parts of the legislation could threaten freedom of expression, access to information and democratic participation.

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RULAAC Warns Data Protection Bill Could Give Nigerian Govt Sweeping Powers Over Social Media
The advocacy group warned that parts of the legislation could threaten freedom of expression, access to information and democratic participation.
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RULAAC Warns Data Protection Bill Could Give Nigerian Govt Sweeping Powers Over Social Media

SERAP faults data bill, warns against social media crackdown

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RULAAC Warns Data Protection Bill Could Give Nigerian Govt Sweeping Powers Over Social Media

‘Withdraw backdoor social media shutdown bill or face legal action’, SERAP tells Akpabio, Abbas

‘Withdraw backdoor social media shutdown bill or face legal action’, SERAP tells Akpabio, Abbas

Withdraw social media bill or face lawsuit, SERAP tells NASS

SERAP faults data bill, warns against social media crackdown