Is the growing demand for stricter regulation of online content justified, or does it pose a threat to the right to freedom of speech and expression? Examine in light of recent judicial pronouncements.
Main Body
Online content moderation is done under Section 69A Information Technology act 2000 and IT Rules allied to it.
Justification being content moderation especially in online media
to echo chamber effect
(eg) Terrorist using youth in terror organisation
Regulating have chilling effect on right to freedom of speech & expression
(eg) Shreycashat case breakdown Section 66A of ITAA
by social media ultimated eg (eg) Twitter (x) case against excess involvement of Indian government in supreme court.
Finding balance and way forward
Challenges in inhouse procs
Conclusion
As per supreme court guideion, content regulation should mirrore of real and should hereafter your his safeguards to upheld righteous expression
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ANKIT JARWAL
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Fundamental Rights
Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression
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