[governance] RE: Human rights and new gTLDs
Milton L Mueller
mueller at syr.edu
Mon Oct 1 15:54:43 EDT 2007
As usual, very historically informed and interesting comments from Wolfgang. the emphasis W places on the independent judiciary is critical. At a recent speech here in Syracuse by US Supreme Court Justice Roberts, he read to us a constitutional provision guaranteeing freedom of expression and association. It was actually stronger in some ways than the US First Amendment. But it was from the 1970s-era Soviet Union. The main difference between USSR and USA was the independent judiciary.
Wolfgang, I have a question about this:
-----Original Message-----
>In Germany - where the nazi government used freedom
>of the media, in particular the radio to spread
>racist propoganda which paved the way for killing
>six millions jews - it was very understandable that
>the fathers of the post WWII German Constitution
>agreed that nazi and racist propaganda has to be illegal
Didn't the Nazis suppress a "free" media, they only allowed their own view to be broadcast?
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