| Incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence Position1 #121599 Incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence should be prohibited in cyberspace. |
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- CitationsAdd new citationList by: CiterankMapLink[1] UN expert urges governments to ensure free flow of information on Internet
Author: Frank La Rue - Special Rapporteur on freedom of expression to the UN General Assembly
Cited by: David Price 7:53 PM 23 October 2011 GMT
Citerank: (5) 121597Child pornographyChild pornography should be prohibited in cyberspace.959C6EF, 121598Incitement to commit genocideIncitement to commit genocide should be prohibited in cyberspace.959C6EF, 121600Incitement to terrorismIncitement to terrorism should be prohibited in cyberspace.959C6EF, 121601Safeguard legitimate expression against censorshipSafeguards must be in place to prevent censorship of legitimate content in cyberspace. Ensuring lawful access for users without discrimination or interference.959C6EF, 121697Blogs, Articles, ReportsSuggest / cite other blogs, articles, reports about the conference that you would like to see included in the map here.609FDDBE
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| Excerpt / Summary In his report, the Special Rapporteur outlines four types of “exceptional” expression which States are required to prohibit and criminalize under international law. These are child pornography; incitement to commit genocide; incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence; and incitement to terrorism. |