RTN1 - Unit 3: Social media and national security

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What does the term "lese-majeste law" refer to?

• A law protecting the rights of journalists.

• A law that regulates international trade.

• A law that criminalizes insulting or defaming a reigning monarch or head of state.

• A law related to environmental protection.

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What is the meaning of the term "chilling effect" in the context of law and freedom of expression?

• It refers to the cooling down of the temperature in a legal courtroom.

• It describes the outcome of a court case that has a negative impact on a specific group.

• It denotes a phenomenon where individuals or organizations limit their expression or activities due to fear of potential legal repercussions or societal consequences.

• D) It signifies a legal process to prevent climate change-related harms.

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What does the term "revoke" mean?

• To grant a privilege or permission.

• To formally cancel or withdraw something, such as a license, a contract, or a law.

• To approve or endorse a document or decision.

• To initiate a legal proceeding against someone.

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