A statute reference page maintained by Free Expression Myanmar, a Myanmar civil-society organization that documents and campaigns against provisions of national law restricting speech and information, including the colonial-era Penal Code sections that criminalize religious insult.
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Tier two: a Myanmar civil-society organization campaigning for freedom of expression, documenting the Penal Code's speech-restricting sections including 295 and 295A with section numbers and penalties; an advocacy source rather than a neutral government or academic one, read here for its statutory citation. Citation
PublisherFree Expression Myanmar
URLhttps://freeexpressionmyanmar.org/penal-code/
Source Typereference article
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