Asian values in Singaporean journalism: nurtured or manufactured? by Murali, Theiswar

“…It demonstrates how the Singaporean press has been subjected to laws that enhance state control, ultimately shaping a culture of self-censorship within newsrooms through a historical analysis of media laws from colonial times to the 2000s. Furthermore, it challenges the authenticity of Asian values in Singaporean journalism and it contends that government interference has actively shaped the development of the media landscape. …”
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Cyber law in Malaysia by Ibrahim, Azmuddin

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See No Evil, Print No Evil: The Criminalization of Free Speech in DMZ by Angus Nurse

“…State responses to global terror threats have criminalised free speech, particularly speech seen as ‘glorifying’ or ‘supporting’ terrorism via anti-terror or restrictive media laws. This article examines these issues via DMZ’s discussion of a second American civil war in which freedom of the press has all but disappeared, arguing that DMZ’s ‘War on Terror’ narrative and depiction of controlled news access serve as allegories for contemporary free speech restrictions. …”
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Criminal Liability Policy Of Persons With Mental Disorders In Case Spreading Racial Issues by Alexandra Florecita Adja Mossa

“…Sources of data used are primary data obtained from interviews and secondary data obtained by collecting data contained in books, papers, journals, and print or electronic media. Laws and regulations relating to the existing problems are studied and analyzed, these are also legal materials. …”
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