Governments cannot long pick which freedoms to grant their citizens
Clinton, making her second major speech on Internet policy, said the recent Internet-fuelled toppling of rulers in Egypt and Tunisia and protests in Iran, showed governments could not long pick and choose which freedoms to grant their citizens.
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Governments cannot long pick which freedoms to grant their citizens
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