Recently obscenity have raised public calls for greater restrictions on right to freedom of speech & expression (Article 19(1)(a)). However, the balance between rights & restrictions must be maintained.
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Recently obscenity have raised public calls for greater restrictions on right to freedom of speech & expression (Article 19(1)(a)).
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Justifications for stricter regulation of online content:
1. Misinformation & spread of hate - incites violence, amplifies communalism & disrupts social peace. eg. Muzzafarnagar riots fanned by use of online spaces.
2. Divisive tendencies must be controlled in interest of fraternity, public order & dignity of individuals.
3. Prevent proliferation of online profanity & digital obscenity eg. Ranveer Allahabad's case.
4. Cyberbullying & online harassment of women, children & marginalised groups eg. sexual harassment Cyberbullying of LGBTQIA+ community.
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DISHA DHANKHAR
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Fundamental Rights
Freedom of Speech and Expression - Article 19(1)(a)
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