A major human rights organization is decrying a South Korean bill that would ban groups from blasting loudspeaker propaganda into North Korean territory or launching informational leaflets over the border.

On Saturday, Human Rights Watch urged South Korea’s National Assembly to scrap a bill nicknamed the “anti-leaflet law,” calling it a violation of free speech.

“The South Korean government seems more interested in keeping North Korea’s Kim Jong Un happy than letting its own citizens exercise their basic rights on behalf of their northern neighbors,” John Sifton, Asia advocacy director at Human Rights Watch, said in a release. “The