Post Tagged with: "Internet Censorship"

Online content moderation: the ‘misinformation’ vs free speech question

Online content moderation: the ‘misinformation’ vs free speech question

Earlier this month, the lower house of the Brazilian legislature adopted a controversial “fake news bill” (Bill 2639) which resulted in opposition from major tech firms like Google. The debate surrounding the Bill has once again foregrounded the issue of online content moderation by governments around the world. Brazil’s Bill 2639 has emerged from a context of increasing violence perceived[Read More…]

by 19/05/2023 Comments are Disabled World
Latest Draft Intermediary Rules: Fixing big tech, by breaking our digital rights?

Latest Draft Intermediary Rules: Fixing big tech, by breaking our digital rights?

Here we will provide you with information about everything that has happened and is happening with the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. We provide you a quick rundown on its contentious history, the need for starting afresh on this vital conversation about platform accountability and also an analysis of the present draft of the[Read More…]

by 07/03/2021 Comments are Disabled India
Targeting freedom of expression?

Targeting freedom of expression?

                   Whether Government of India is extending its censorship power to news and current affairs’? The notification by President Ramnath Kovind extends the power to pre-censor cinema content on the Internet platform. At the same time, does it surreptitiously attempt to censor news and current affairs also? The Constitution of India authorised[Read More…]

by 19/11/2020 Comments are Disabled India
Dreams Of Control: Israel, Global Censorship, And The Internet

Dreams Of Control: Israel, Global Censorship, And The Internet

“Under the cover of darkness, there is no limit to the expansion of Big Brother.” Ilan Gilon, Meretz Party (Israel), Times of Israel, Feb 4, 2016 While Israel’s central justification for its often reactionary policies is couched in hyper-exceptionalist rhetoric, nourished by the ashes of Holocaust remembrance, current interest in censoring the Internet is far from exceptional. Like a machine[Read More…]

by 18/06/2016 Comments are Disabled Palestine
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