HONG KONG: Facebook and its messaging service WhatsApp said Monday they are suspending requests from the Hong Kong government and law enforcement authorities for information on users. The pause will take place “pending further assessment” of a new national security law imposed on Hong Kong by China, and would include “formal human rights due diligence and consultations with human rights experts”, WhatsApp said in a statement.
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The bill passed a vote in Britain’s parliament with 383 in favour and 67 against
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