This can very quickly become onerous for anyone wanting to run a website, if they have to understand the law of any country where it might be accessed. I think

This can very quickly become onerous for anyone wanting to run a website, if they have to understand the law of any country where it might be accessed. I think the onus of geoblocking should be in the country that decides this website doesn't obey it's laws, otherwise only large corporations with lawyers will be able to run websites. If your website is doing business (i.e. Has some sort of legal presence) in another country, well, that's a different story.