The Nazis destroyed the independence of the press by passing series of draconian laws and it seems we are exactly imitating the same with the freedom of the internet by passing Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill.

Arzak Khan
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  1. Pictures and words are wholly inadequate to understand the complex creations and beauty of our world.
  2. In a democratic society freedom of expression and information are protected and government lack of concern in protecting them is a serious issue.
  3. We need to move from the existing culture of compliance in cybersecurity to developing a culture of excellence in mitigating Cyber threats.
  4. The Nazis destroyed the independence of the press by passing series of draconian laws and it seems we are exactly imitating the same with the freedom of the internet by passing Prevention of Electronic Crimes Bill.
  5. Creating back doors to hack in to secure devices will not only undermine consumer confidence in technology but most importantly empower cyber criminals and totalitarian regimes.
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