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VE sin filtro Warns Digital Censorship Keeps 202 Domains Blocked

From El Nacional · () Spanish

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  • VE sin filtro warned that digital censorship continues to block 202 domains in Venezuela.
  • The complaint joins demands from 38 media outlets and 63 civil society organizations for legal reform to curb the criminalization of dissent and change Conatel’s role.

VE sin filtro has warned that digital censorship continues to keep 202 domains blocked in Venezuela.

The complaint adds to pressure from 38 media outlets and 63 civil society organizations. Through the “Manifesto for Freedom of Expression in Venezuela,” they have called for legal reform to stop what they describe as the “criminalization of dissent.”

Manifesto for Freedom of Expression in Venezuela

· 38 media outlets and 63 civil society organizationsThe title of the document through which the groups demanded legal reform.

The groups also want to transform the current role of Conatel, Venezuela’s telecommunications regulator.

criminalization of dissent

· 38 media outlets and 63 civil society organizationsThe groups’ description of the problem they want legal reform to address.
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