[governance] Inputs for synthesis paper

[Milton L Mueller]

What? So we DO have a "right to Internet" but we DON'T have a right to
use it freely across national boundaries? This is why I voted no on the
statement, and frankly Ian I think you should be embarrassed at
rejecting this suggestion. This statement says little more than Article
19, but it's "controversial." ???

 

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2.      Different nations across the globe have differing concepts of
freedom. Despite occasional attempts at restraint, the Internet has
emerged as a medium for freedom of speech even in geographical regions
where freedom of expression is restrained. The Internet is a medium to
connect people across national boundaries and this is possible only as a
free and unregulated medium.

Controversial

 

 

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