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Citizens can approach the Supreme Court and High Courts for the enforcement of their fundamental rights
Each Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC) consists of one chairperson and two whole-time members, who will serve for three-year terms.
India's IT Ministry is inviting applicants for the whole-time member position on the Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC)
MoS for IT responds to a parliament question regarding concerns of restriction on free speech and expression on platforms under the IT Rules.
The IT Rules, 2021 had been criticized by various stakeholders for tightening government control over online speech, and those issues remain
The IT Ministry (MeitY) has notified amendments to the IT Rules which include oversight of social media: here's a complete rundown
According to the Rules, one or more Grievance Appellate Committees (GACs) will be set up within three months of their enactment.
IFF also strongly opposed the intermediary Self Regulatory Body proposed by Koo.
In its submissions amid consultations on the amendments to India's IT Rules 2021, the think tank questioned the GAC and raised other compliance issues
Fresh amendments to the IT Rules 2021 by MeitY propose self-regulation in grievance redressal by social media platforms
