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If I recall correctly, the EU's "right" to Internet Access was in response to France's "three strikes" cutoff law. In other words, this is a right that prevent
by jjs 17y ago
If I recall correctly, the EU's "right" to Internet Access was in response to France's "three strikes" cutoff law.
In other words, this is a right that prevents governments from cutting off an individual's access, not (and correct me if I'm wrong) any right to free state-paid Internet access.
- johnnybgoode 17y agoI believe you are correct about the law, but I was responding more to the idea expressed in the title and in the article of recognizing internet access as a "fundamental" right "on par" with the right to free expression.