Rep. Jim Jordan, House Republicans raise alarms over new South Korean 'fake news' law
First publishedAug 6, 17:15 UTC
Last updatedAug 6, 19:42 UTC · 7m ago
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GOP members of the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday sent a letter to South Korean regulators raising concerns about a law they say will lead to censorship.
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- GOP members of the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday sent a letter to South Korean regulators raising concerns about a law they say will lead to censorship.
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Rep. Jim Jordan, House Republicans raise alarms over new South Korean 'fake news' law
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