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Group urges transparency, not content regulation, vs election lies

Published by Philippine Daily Inquirer · Philippines 1 h ago

MANILA, Philippines — A poll watchdog has urged the House of Representatives to consider basing a proposed law against misinformation and disinformation on transparency rather…

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