Venezuela Hate Law Reform Fails to Ease Internet Censorship, NGO Says

Conexión Segura y Libre, a Venezuelan digital rights NGO, participated in the public consultation on the Hate Law reform and asserts the changes do not dismantle the government's restrictions on online expression. The claim reflects ongoing state pressure on internet freedoms in Venezuela, though the specific provisions of the reform remain unclear. This matters as it signals continuity of censorship despite legislative adjustments, affecting civil liberties and international scrutiny.

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