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Mali junta using cybercrime laws to silence journalists, IPI warns

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The IPI warns Mali’s military authorities are increasingly using cybercrime laws to target journalists and suppress critical reporting. Learn more about pr Read More: https://punchng.com/mali-junta-using-cybercrime-laws-to-silence-journalists-ipi-warns/

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