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The Online Harms Bill still threatens free speech and privacy 

4 November 2022

6:30 PM

4 November 2022

6:30 PM

The Online Safety Bill became a lightning rod for criticism during the Conservative party leadership contest over the summer. A wide array of candidates, from Kemi Badenoch to Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, promised to take another look at how the legislation, and its attempt to crack down on online harms, could interfere with free speech.

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