The pro-government NGOs: to tighten control over the dissemination of military information to the Internet
On Thursday, the International Press Center hosted a debate on the topic "Information security protection and promotion in the media and social networks
state secrets." The organizers of the discussions were the Center to study international relations and the Council of State Support to NGOs, and the participants were leaders of pro-government NGOs and the media, MPs, activists of social networks.
Following the discussions, it was decided to prepare a plan and submit it to the government. The essence of these proposals is the need to tighten up control and responsibility for the dissemination of information and materials that represent a state secret.
Panelists did not offer any specific concept or program, and did not analyze the existing legislation governing such matters. The whole essence of the statements on this issue was to ensure that Internet users do not have enough awareness. -02D-
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