Cybercrimes and Voting Rights
The Parliamentary Security and Defense Committee is nearing the final stages of reviewing the draft Law on Information Technology Crimes, with plans to submit it for voting. The discussion is taking place amid controversy over its ability to regulate digital chaos and cyber armies without infringing on freedom of expression. Human rights and civil organizations have warned that the current version contains vague punitive provisions that threaten Iraqi constitutional rights, raising concerns about the potential restriction of individual and watchdog freedoms.
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