[IRP] Article on the HRC resolution regarding Internet rights

[Matthias C. Kettemann]

Dear colleagues,

after the HRC resolution on Internet Rights of 5 July, a number of open 
questions remain. I think that the role of human rights on the Internet 
can profit from the toolkit provided by international law.

I've written a short piece for the pretty well-read blog of the European 
Journal of International Law (EJIL) that outlines some of these issues. 
You're more than invited to comment.

Kettemann, UN Human Rights Council Confirms that Human Rights Apply to 
the Internet,
http://www.ejiltalk.org/un-human-rights-council-confirms-that-human-rights-apply-to-the-internet/#more-5207

Kind regards

Matthias

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Dr. Matthias C. Kettemann, LL.M. (Harvard)
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University of Graz
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