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• Viele, viele Datenlecks in Thailand
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Namibia

Africa Freedom of Information Centre: Namibia: Access to Information Bill Resubmitted

ACTION Namibia Coalition: What would an ATI law mean for Namibia?

Namibia Fact Check: TIMELINE: Namibia’s journey to an access to information law

Centre for Law and Democracy: Namibia. Analysis of the Access to Information Bill

The Herald: Namibia tables Bill on access to information

AllAfrica: Namibia: Media Want Enactment of Access to Information Law

AllAfrica: Namibia: Access to Information Bill Resubmitted

China

Wikimedia: Regarding a series of serious office actions

Hong Kong Free Press: Wikipedia wars: How Hongkongers and mainland Chinese are battling to set the narrative

Hong Kong Free Press: Exclusive: Wikipedia bans 7 mainland Chinese power users over ‘infiltration and exploitation’ in unprecedented clampdown

BBC: Wikipedia blames pro-China infiltration for bans

Global Times: Wikipedia’s neutrality ‘hugely impaired’ after ban on Chinese mainland users: WMC insider

Global Voices: Behind Chinese Wikipedia user ban: threats, verbal attacks and election canvassing

Thailand

Nikkei Asia: Thailand's cybersecurity negligence causes personal data breaches

The Register: Database containing personal info on 106m people who traveled to Thailand found open to the internet – report

Reuters: Thailand passes internet security law decried as 'cyber martial law'

Bangkok Post: NT, GBDi join hands to launch national healthcare database

Bangkok Post: The great data robbery

Thai Post: NT จับมือ GBDi เปิดตัวระบบ Health Link วางเป้าเชื่อมข้อมูลประวัติการรักษาจากโรงพยาบาล 100 แห่ง

Bangkok Post: Thailand climbs in digital index

Manushya Foundation: Release: Internet Freedom Remained Under Threat in Thailand

China

China Digital Times: Error 20021: Crowdsourced Report on the Varied Methods of Weibo Censorship

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