This article explores the specific rules of international and European law that relate to the regulation of freedom of expression on the Internet. The author analyzes the main international and European regulations related to this topic and discusses their impact on the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms in the digital environment. Consideration of specific norms and their interpretation helps to better understand current trends in the regulation of freedom of expression on the Internet and to identify possible ways to balance the protection of fundamental rights and public safety in the online environment
This article explores the specific rules of international and European law that relate to the regulation of freedom of expression on the Internet. The author analyzes the main international and European regulations related to this topic and discusses their impact on the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms in the digital environment. Consideration of specific norms and their interpretation helps to better understand current trends in the regulation of freedom of expression on the Internet and to identify possible ways to balance the protection of fundamental rights and public safety in the online environment
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