Supreme Court says children have a right to internet access that cannot be blanketly banned.
They publishedChildren have a fundamental right to internet access, blanket bans disproportionate: Supreme Court
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Who
What
- Supreme Court holds internet access is a fundamental right under Article 21 and Article 19(1)(a).
- Blanket bans on children's internet access due to safety concerns are cautioned against.
- Court notes internet is essential for learning, information, and social participation for children.
- Judgment warns age-based prohibitions may drive children to unsafe, unregulated spaces.
- Court supports parental guidance, safeguards, and a possible child mode on platforms rather than bans.
Where
🇮🇳 India (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Education · language: eng
topics: Politics, Education · language: eng
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