“Without social media, I don’t know who steal my foods.” said an African.

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Presented: Ngeth Moses

Facebook Users in Cambodia

Facebook users in Cambodia

Facebook in Cambodia

What you GIVE Facebook when you SIGN UP?

What does Facebook GIVE you?

Statement of Rights and Responsibilities

What happened when people post?

•China, according to media freedom watchdog Reporters Without Borders, is the “world’s biggest prison for netizens”, with 78 individuals still imprisoned for Internet-related activities as of March 2012

•Vietnam currently holds the dubious record of being home to the second largest number of imprisoned netizens in the world, with 18 individuals remaining in prison for their online activities as of April 2012.

•Thailand has been put under the international spotlight for its use of the Computer Crime Act59 against persons who violate the lese majeste law (Article 112 of the Criminal Code).

•Burma, numerous activists and bloggers have in recent years been detained and prosecuted under laws like the Electronic Transactions Act for the use of the Internet and social media in their activism.

•Malaysia, six persons were charged under the Communications and Multimedia Act in March 2009 for insulting the Sultan of Perak on blogs or other Internet postings.

Source: Internet and Social Media in Asia: Battleground for Freedom of Expression

What happened in The Kingdom of Wonder?

•Teacher’s case

•Celebrity’s case

•Mobitel guy’s case

Tips to be safe on Social Media posting

•Always remember what you post is NEVER deleted. It is searchable.

•If information is NOT yours, then you have to tell/link where your “SOURCE” is

•Think before you post: Is it a right time? Does it serve the public purpose? Who is/are my trusted people/network help to pass on my message? What is/are my backfire?

•Less using bad ADJECTIVEs to describe people

•Post what you SAW and HEARD not by people TOLD you

•Use question, if you are NOT sure what you about to post