Senate Halts Impeachment Livestream Amid Data Privacy Alarms
The Philippine Senate has temporarily suspended the livestream of an ongoing impeachment proceeding due to concerns over data privacy. The move sparks renewed debate between protecting citizens' privacy rights and ensuring transparency in public hearings.
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