Скачать или смотреть Govt Spokesperson defends Cybercrime Amendment Act, 'It will not curtail freedom of speech'

The government has defended the presidential assent to the eight bills last week after their passage by the national assembly on October 15th as a pre-arranged and scheduled process to ensure compliance with strict constitutional, statutory and procedural timelines. Among the Acts is the Computer Misuse and Cyber-crimes Amendment Act which government spokesperson Dr Isaac Mwaura defended as a move that will strengthen mechanisms to combat emerging threats such as child pornography, online extremism, cyber harassment, identity theft and financial fraud as opposed to curtailing freedom of expression.

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