And how many of you would agree that these people should be prohibited from intimidating or coercing an individual to alter or censor, or retaliating against an individual for failing to alter or censor, scientific or technical findings?
On the recordJuly 24, 2019
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Cartwright questions the need to protect researchers from coercion.
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