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Telecoms unconsulted on cyberlaw provisions

1 May 2014
The Phnom Penh Post
Civil society / Communications infrastructure / Communications policy and administration / Constitution and rights / Government / Internet / Law and judiciary / Law making process / Laws and regulations / Social development
CamGSM / Cellcard / Council of Europe’s 2001 Cybercrime Convention / Ezecom / Firdaus Fadzil / Ian Watson / National Information Communications Technology Development Authority / Paul Blanche-Horgan / Phu Leewood / Royal Group / Smart / Telecommunications Regulator of Cambodia

Telecommunications companies say they are being left in the dark on the controversial draft law on cybercrime, despite provisions in the proposed law allowing prosecutors to order internet service providers to preserve data for them as part of criminal investigations. Three large telecom firms providing internet ...

 Kevin Ponniah
http://www.phnompenhpost.com/national/telecoms-unconsulted-cyberlaw-provisions

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