BANGKOK -- Thailand's unelected parliament is rushing through a cybersecurity bill that would give the military regime sweeping powers to monitor political traffic online.
Critics warn legislation blurs line between digital and political threats

Thailand lags behind in cybersecurity, but experts warn the junta's response could lead to a "police state." © Reuters
BANGKOK -- Thailand's unelected parliament is rushing through a cybersecurity bill that would give the military regime sweeping powers to monitor political traffic online.