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Welcomes the government's decision to reform Digital Security Act
US encourage BD govt to enable stakeholders review draft CSA
US State Department seal. Wikimedia Commons.
Dhaka, August 8 - The United States has welcomed the Bangladesh government's decision to reform the Digital Security Act.
“We welcome the Bangladesh government’s long-stated commitment to reform the law, to protect freedom of expression,” US State Department Spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters at a regular briefing in Washington on August 7.
He said the US encourages the government of Bangladesh to give all stakeholders an opportunity to review and provide input on the new draft Cyber Security Act, to ensure that it meets international standards.
"As we’ve previously stated, the Digital Security Act has been used to arrest, detain, and silence critics,” the US State Department spokesperson said. - UNB