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It s illegal for security agencies to arrest journalists for cyberstalking -Falana | Nigerian News, Latest Nigeria In News Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper

It s illegal for security agencies to arrest journalists for cyberstalking -Falana | Nigerian News, Latest Nigeria In News Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper
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Arrest of Nigerians for cyberstalking illegal - Falana

Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, says it is illegal for the police power to arrest, detain and prosecute Nigerians for cyberstalking.

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Police, Other Security Agencies Lack Power To Arrest Nigerians Over Cyberstalking

Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has stated that the police and other security agencies lack the power to arrest, detain and prosecute Nigerians

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Falana: It s illegal for security agencies to arrest journalists for cyberstalking

Femi Falana, a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN), says it is now illegal for security agencies to arrest journalists for cyberstalking.

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Egbetokun Never Harassed Any Journalist; Punch Goofed -By Adewole Kehinde – Opinion Nigeria

On July 6, 2022, Nigeria joined 66 other countries that had signed and ratified the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime to enhance international cooperation and provide a common platform and procedural tools for efficient, and safe cyberspace under Section 41(2)(a) of Cybercrime Act 2015, requiring conformity of Nigerian cybercrime and cybersecurity laws and policies with regional and international standards.

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