The US-ASEAN Summit Should Prioritize Internet Freedom

Washington should use the upcoming Special Summit to take a firm stand against the rising digital authoritarianism in Southeast Asian nations.

Related Keywords

Thailand ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,Malaysia ,Philippines ,Washington ,United States ,Singapore ,Cambodia ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,China ,Indonesia ,Indonesian ,Filipino ,Cambodian ,Vietnamese ,West Papua ,Trinh Ba Phuong ,Fahmi Reza ,Maria Ressa ,Chun Sun ,Trinh Ba Tu ,National Internet Gateway ,Southeast Asia Freedom Of Expression Network Safenet ,Journalists Association Of Vietnam ,Youtube ,Myanmar Telecommunications Law ,Alliance Of Independent Journalists ,Ministry Of Communication ,Association Of Southeast Asian Nations ,Information Technology ,Facebook ,President Biden ,Southeast Asian Nations ,Indo Pacific Strategy ,Computer Crimes Act ,Foreign Interference ,Cybersecurity Law ,Great Firewall ,Human Rights ,Telecommunications Law ,Independent Journalists ,Southeast Asia Freedom ,Expression Network ,Penal Code ,Multimedia Act ,Pham Chi Dung ,Independent Journalists Association ,Nguyen Thi Tam ,Dinh Thi Thu Thuy ,Can Thi Theu ,United Nation Guiding Principles ,Opinion ,Asean Internet Freedom ,Digital Authoritarianism ,Internet Freedom ,Southeast Asia Internet Freedom ,