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Palace asks SC to lift TRO on Anti-Cybercrime Law

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief December 11, 2012 · 1 min read

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Itaawid ti panawen, ti Opisina ti Solisitor General ket nagpadanum iti 148 a paset a komentario a mangipangngato iti Supremo Court a saon ti temporaryo a restrinyong orden iti R.A. 10175.

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Kasta pay ti TRO a naipatungpal iti Anti-Cybercrime Law, adu pay laeng dagiti blogger ken YouTuber a nagsagaba kadagiti sibil nga kasuayan para iti online libel idiay nakalabay a dua a bulan.

Kadawyan laeng nga maysa a lokal a blogger ket inisusuan babaen ti maysa a grupo-bumili a website para iti libel base kadagiti komentario a naipablaak iti kina blogna.

Ket laeng bulan a nakaro, blogger ken YouTuber a ni Jose Farrugia ket inusar pay met laeng para iti online libel babaen ti kanayonna (a maysa pay a kaibang) gapu iti panag-uploadna iti video dagiti kanayon a verbal a panagsasabtan idiay YouTube.

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28 Comments

vladimir · 14 years ago

they’re insane, They don’t wanna let the people know some of their bad side, tsk, no more freedom… Suing everywhere, just like what Apple is doing right now

Mark · 14 years ago

It’s like how the current (1987) constitution was published and put into effect approximately 6 months.

lawrence · 14 years ago

Establishing the existence of malice in a libel case is really hard. Dunno, but there is no need for this provialsions bec libel is already covered by the civil code.

Arnold Gamboa · 14 years ago

I’m thinking: why would you upload your verbal altercations online? I mean, seriously! :D

Let’s just forget about the politicians and think about these small, day to day happenings that require a law to back them up when stupid people do stupid stuff against them.

Jose Farrugia · 14 years ago

If you have read the description on the YouTube video you would clearly understand why I posted it online.

alainL · 14 years ago

Hi. Can you site the source for the last few paragraphs?

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 14 years ago

This is first-hand info. I personally communicated with both.

aedis · 14 years ago

cite the site? :)

Jose Farrugia · 14 years ago

You can find the said video which I was being sued for here – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alsB1vSlLww

JMBalicano · 14 years ago

Kind of funny how eager they are to enable a law that can so easily be exploited. Rather than rushing to get that TRO lifted, they should iron out the kinks in the law that’s getting everyone riled up.