…So now the use of internet declared a fundamental right
Saturday - January 11, 2020 2:57 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
Supreme Court considers the use of the Internet as a fundamental right
Internet access set to be a fundamental right in many countries of the world including France and Spain
JAN 11 (WTN) - As you may have experienced by yourself, the internet has become one of the important needs of human beings nowadays. Other online work from banks to billing and ticket booking is being done through the Internet nowadays. But if the mobile phone will not have an internet connection, then you will not be able to work online on your mobile phone.
On the other hand, if you do not have a broadband connection, you will not be able to work related to the Internet. From the use of social media to entertainment, the Internet has become a necessity for human beings in today's era of technology.
But as you know, due to the protests against CAA and NRC, the Center and many state governments had banned the internet in many places in the past. In fact, governments feared that using the Internet, fake and misleading news could spread through social media, and this could lead to increased violence. Talk about Kashmir at the same time, the internet connection has been closed continuously since the abrogation of Article 370 here, but the Government of India has done this in view of security.
However, the central and state governments argue that it is their compulsion to ban the Internet to prevent anti-national activities and violence. But recently, the Supreme Court has made a historic decision in favor of Internet services, describing internet services as a great means of expression, and using the internet as a fundamental right under Article 19 (1) (a). The Supreme Court has clarified in its historic decision that the government can ban the Internet only under certain circumstances.
So the Supreme Court of India has considered the use of the Internet as a fundamental right. For your information, let us know that in many countries of the world the Internet has been included in basic human rights. The government of Finland, the developed country of Europe, has taken a big decision regarding the Internet. Let us know that a broadband connection of one megabyte per second is sure to be given to each person in Finland, and this is being implemented in Finland since 2010. At the same time, broadband capacity has also been increased in the year 2015 on people's demand.
Talk about the Central American country Costa Rica, so after a decision of the Supreme Court here, information technology and communication has been considered as the basic right of anyone living in the society. The Supreme Court of Costa Rica says that people cannot be stopped from using the Internet. The Supreme Court of Costa Rica believes that this new technology and the processes based on it are a fundamental right of any citizen, and they cannot be denied this. Following the order of the Supreme Court of Costa Rica, the government there has to give everyone the right to use the Internet.
At the same time, Europe's country Estonia started a program in the year 2000, under which the Internet has been made available to everyone, considering the basic human rights in the whole country. Explain that in Estonia, the Internet has been included in the basic rights of every citizen there. Estonia's government also agrees that the Internet is essential for everyone in the 21st century.
At the same time, in France, the developed country of Europe and the important country of the United Nations Security Council, where the Supreme Court has considered Internet access as a fundamental right. Under no circumstances, the French government cannot deny giving internet service to its citizens. At the same time, in Spain, a country famous for football and bullfighting has been decided that the national agency Telefónica guarantees to provide broadband service to everyone at a reasonable price, and at least a speed of one megabyte per second internet service should be given to every person in the country.
In Canada, here Canada's radio-television and telecommunications also provide Internet service too, and it provides this service to people under basic rights. Internet service has been placed under human rights in Canada. So it is clear that after the important order of the Supreme Court in India, the Internet has now become a fundamental right for the citizens, and the Central and State Governments cannot stop the Internet without any reason unless it is necessary for national security.
JAN 11 (WTN) - As you may have experienced by yourself, the internet has become one of the important needs of human beings nowadays. Other online work from banks to billing and ticket booking is being done through the Internet nowadays. But if the mobile phone will not have an internet connection, then you will not be able to work online on your mobile phone.
On the other hand, if you do not have a broadband connection, you will not be able to work related to the Internet. From the use of social media to entertainment, the Internet has become a necessity for human beings in today's era of technology.
But as you know, due to the protests against CAA and NRC, the Center and many state governments had banned the internet in many places in the past. In fact, governments feared that using the Internet, fake and misleading news could spread through social media, and this could lead to increased violence. Talk about Kashmir at the same time, the internet connection has been closed continuously since the abrogation of Article 370 here, but the Government of India has done this in view of security.
However, the central and state governments argue that it is their compulsion to ban the Internet to prevent anti-national activities and violence. But recently, the Supreme Court has made a historic decision in favor of Internet services, describing internet services as a great means of expression, and using the internet as a fundamental right under Article 19 (1) (a). The Supreme Court has clarified in its historic decision that the government can ban the Internet only under certain circumstances.
So the Supreme Court of India has considered the use of the Internet as a fundamental right. For your information, let us know that in many countries of the world the Internet has been included in basic human rights. The government of Finland, the developed country of Europe, has taken a big decision regarding the Internet. Let us know that a broadband connection of one megabyte per second is sure to be given to each person in Finland, and this is being implemented in Finland since 2010. At the same time, broadband capacity has also been increased in the year 2015 on people's demand.
Talk about the Central American country Costa Rica, so after a decision of the Supreme Court here, information technology and communication has been considered as the basic right of anyone living in the society. The Supreme Court of Costa Rica says that people cannot be stopped from using the Internet. The Supreme Court of Costa Rica believes that this new technology and the processes based on it are a fundamental right of any citizen, and they cannot be denied this. Following the order of the Supreme Court of Costa Rica, the government there has to give everyone the right to use the Internet.
At the same time, Europe's country Estonia started a program in the year 2000, under which the Internet has been made available to everyone, considering the basic human rights in the whole country. Explain that in Estonia, the Internet has been included in the basic rights of every citizen there. Estonia's government also agrees that the Internet is essential for everyone in the 21st century.
At the same time, in France, the developed country of Europe and the important country of the United Nations Security Council, where the Supreme Court has considered Internet access as a fundamental right. Under no circumstances, the French government cannot deny giving internet service to its citizens. At the same time, in Spain, a country famous for football and bullfighting has been decided that the national agency Telefónica guarantees to provide broadband service to everyone at a reasonable price, and at least a speed of one megabyte per second internet service should be given to every person in the country.
In Canada, here Canada's radio-television and telecommunications also provide Internet service too, and it provides this service to people under basic rights. Internet service has been placed under human rights in Canada. So it is clear that after the important order of the Supreme Court in India, the Internet has now become a fundamental right for the citizens, and the Central and State Governments cannot stop the Internet without any reason unless it is necessary for national security.
