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Many of the government's Section 69A orders—issued on grounds like public security and national security—have been consistently criticised for their lack of transparency.
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Many of the government's Section 69A orders—issued on grounds like public security and national security—have been consistently criticised for their lack of transparency.
MediaNama’s Nikhil Pahwa and G. Aarathi explore the Karnataka High Court’s recent dismissal of Twitter’s challenge against 39 government blocking orders, and the consequences...
Justice Krishna S. Dixit held that Section 69A allows the government to block accounts, not just tweets
The challenge was as mainstream a legal and constitutional challenge as it gets
The action followed Seeman's latest tweet that criticized Delhi Police's handling of the wrestlers' protest against the Wrestling Federation of India chief Brij Bhushan...
Experts debate how the Digital India Act can regulate India’s content marketplace, without compromising on the govt’s constitutional responsibility of protecting fundamental rights.
“It would be great if platforms pushed back [against controversial IT laws]. But, legally, I don’t know how much you can expect them to”
“What we realised, after empirically counting the number of Section 66A cases instituted after Shreya Singhal, is that more of these cases were filed...
Element, an end-to-end messenger service, said that the ban is a result of misunderstandings surrounding the decentralized nature of its parent network
The verdict may decisively lay out whether foreign companies like Twitter can challenge Indian laws on fundamental rights grounds.
