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Episode Transcript
The criminalization of digital discent is one of the most
alarming trends in modern authoritarian drift because it targets the
very platforms where marginalized voices find visibility and solidarity. Here's
a breakdown you can remix into carousel content, podcast framing,
or poetic messaging. Thanks for joining the Fortune Factor podcast.
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Digital dissent a criminalized when speech becomes a cybercrime. How
it happens. Vague cybercrime laws terms like spreading rumors, provoking unrest,
or threatening national security are used to prosecute online speech,
especially critiques of government or solidarity with LGBTQ plus indigenous
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or migrant communities. Surveillance plus prosecution. Governments deployed digital surveillance
tools to monitor descent, then use cybercrime laws to justify arrests, censorship,
and platform bands platform liability. Social media platforms are pressured
to comply with state censorship or face penalties, shrinking the
space for free expression. Vaguely worded cybercrime laws have emerged
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as a powerful tool to help authoritarians turn political opponents
into criminals. National Endowment for Democracy source new laws that
effectively criminalized dissent reflect the rights discussed for politically active
citizens the nation source Global flash Points. Country law used
target Russia, discrediting the army online, peace activists, journalists, China
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rumor spreading viyawechat, feminist and labor organizers. Jordan, cybercrime law,
protesters and social media users. US anti protest bills and
surveillance environmental and anti war activists source
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