Supreme Court says internet access is a fundamental right for all, rejects blanket child ban
They publishedSC says internet access is a fundamental right, rejects blanket ban for children: ‘Safety and freedom are not at odds’
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Who
What
- Supreme Court declares internet access a fundamental right under Article 21 and 19(1)(a).
- Bench says children have the same rights; blanket bans would be absurd.
- Safety and freedom online are not at odds, according to the court.
- Court warns blanket restrictions may drive children to unregulated, dangerous sites.
- Proportionate safeguards proposed: parental consent, child mode, private profiles, and stronger moderation.
Where
🇮🇳 India (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Education · language: eng
topics: Politics, Education · language: eng
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published 17 Oct, 07:56Z
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