fighting fake news in Taiwan

Need To Avoid Restricting Press Freedoms In Efforts To Combat Fake News In Taiwan

Brian Hioe06/10/2017

With global concern over the spread of “fake news” following prominent discussion about the issue during 2016 American presidential elections, some have also raised the need in Taiwan to combat fake news and prevent the spread of false information. But could this possibly lead to dangers for press freedoms in Taiwan?...

EnglishJune 2017Politics6 min read

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