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e27 did an article on this a while back. Very good read: http://e27.sg/2012/06/01/darker-internet-days-for-malaysians-as-government-amends-evidence-act-shifts-b
by jackyyappp 14y ago
e27 did an article on this a while back. Very good read:
http://e27.sg/2012/06/01/darker-internet-days-for-malaysians-as-government-amends-evidence-act-shifts-burden-of-proof-to-website-owners/ http://e27.sg/2012/06/01/darker-internet-days-for-malaysians...
- eblade 14y agoIs this akin to Thailand's lese-majesty or more broader? Seems backwards!
- einhverfr 14y agoMy guess is that lese-majesty is already illegal in Malaysia. The issue as I understand it is that this changes the burden of proof and broadens responsibility for such crimes and this is the big issue. Imagine if someone accessed your unsecured wireless network and downloaded child pornography, and that absent evidence that you never did it, that was considered sufficient evidence to convict. That's the concern I see on this web site and it is scary. I hope it doesn't pass.