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UN answered those questions in 2016. https://www.article19.org/data/files/Internet_Statement_Adopted.pdf https://www.article19.org/data/files/Internet_Statemen

• shadowgovt 5y ago
  handeave-handwave That document is a good start, but it mostly says human rights that are violated are still violated if they are violated with the Internet. There are a lot of subtle questions of rights collision it doesn't address, to which I was referring (including how freedom of speech and freedom of press interact when the speech is through someone else's service). ... And that's considering only the UN member nations. 70+ nations are not UN members and a statement like this has no bearing on them.