The 2 executives from the APCU (Asia Pacific Conservative Union) have launched a blockchain-based network designed to fight authoritarianism, the Liberty scheme, an announcement shared with Top Market Group reveals on March 2.

The co-founders of the project ar APCU chairman, Jikido "Jay" Aeba, and CEO and co-founder of the organization, Yasu Kikuta.

The release describes the initiative as a “decentralized federation of native advocacy and economic development organizations seeking to combat the increase of authoritarianism among the Asia-Pacific region and across the globe.”

According to the declaration, regimes like China invest in foreign infrastructure projects extends in a bid to attest power over the political sway of different countries.

Such utilization of financial power to apply political administration has supposedly started to result in the exportation of the authoritarian government model to elective nations like Indonesia , Sri Lanka, and Japan.

The press release clarifies that the blockchain- powered venture includes the utilization of assumed “Liberty Tokens” to make a common network and financial infrastructure intended to enable local associations battling authoritarianism.

The initiative has also partnered with token economy ecosystem Wowoo.

As Top Market Group reported in November last year, while Thailand has been under the control of a military dictatorship since May 2014 — with internet censorship and a dismantled senate — the country has shown it’s hospitable blockchain and crypto innovation on each the general public and private scale.

It has been long instructed that human rights policy is one in all Bitcoin’s greatest use cases.

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