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Cyber-censorship : a threat to digital freedom?

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Bangalore Bangalore NLSIU, Bangalore 2019Description: 172 p. ; 25 cmSubject(s): Online resources:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUPERVISOR'S CERTIFICATE ; DECLARATION ; ABBREVIATIONS ; TABLE OF CASES ; LIST OF STATUTES ; 1. INTRODUCTION ; 1.1. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM ; 1.2. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.3. HYPOTHESIS ; 1.4. RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.5. RESEARCH METHODOLOGV ; 1.6. LITERATURE REVIEW ; 1.7. CHAPTERIZATION ; 2. CVBER-CENSORSHIP ; 2.1. THE CONCEPT OF CENSORSHIP ; 2.2. CVBER CENSORSHIP ; 2.2.1. ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST CVBER CENSORSHIP ; 2.2.2. CVBER CENSORSHIP : EVOLUTION ; 2.2.3. CVBER CENSORSHIP AND DEMOCRACV ; 3. DIGITAL FREEDOM ; 3.1. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 3.1.1. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION AND INTERNET ; 3.1.2. INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL INSTRUMENTS PERTAINING TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 3.1.3. INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE PERTAINING TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 4. DIGITAL FREEDOM IN INDIA ; 4.1. ONLINE CENSORSHIP ; 4.1.1 BLOCKING ACCESS TO CONTENT UNDER SECTION 69A ; 4.1.2 TAKEDOWN REQUESTS ; 4.1.3. NETWORK DISRUPTIONSI INTERNET SHUTDOWNS ; 4.2. CRIMINALISATION OF ONLINE SPEECH AND EXPRESSION ; 4.3. SURVEILLANCE, PRIVACY AND GOVERNMENT'S ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS' ONLINE DATA ; 5. APPRAISAL OF INDIA'S CYBER CENSORSHIP REGIME ; 5.1. IMPACT OF SHREYA SINGHAL JUDGEMENT ; 5.2. EXTENTION OF TRADITIONAL CENSORSHIP LAWS TOTHE ONLINE SPHERE; 5.3. APPRAISAL OF THE EXISTING REGIME ; 6. CONCLUSION ; 7. BIBLIOGRAPHY ; APPENDIX: Table of Laws pertaining to Cyber Censorship in India.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUPERVISOR'S CERTIFICATE ; DECLARATION ; ABBREVIATIONS ; TABLE OF CASES ; LIST OF STATUTES ; 1. INTRODUCTION ; 1.1. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM ; 1.2. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES ; 1.3. HYPOTHESIS ; 1.4. RESEARCH QUESTIONS ; 1.5. RESEARCH METHODOLOGV ; 1.6. LITERATURE REVIEW ; 1.7. CHAPTERIZATION ; 2. CVBER-CENSORSHIP ; 2.1. THE CONCEPT OF CENSORSHIP ; 2.2. CVBER CENSORSHIP ; 2.2.1. ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST CVBER CENSORSHIP ; 2.2.2. CVBER CENSORSHIP : EVOLUTION ; 2.2.3. CVBER CENSORSHIP AND DEMOCRACV ; 3. DIGITAL FREEDOM ; 3.1. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 3.1.1. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND EXPRESSION AND INTERNET ; 3.1.2. INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL INSTRUMENTS PERTAINING TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 3.1.3. INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE PERTAINING TO FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION ; 4. DIGITAL FREEDOM IN INDIA ; 4.1. ONLINE CENSORSHIP ; 4.1.1 BLOCKING ACCESS TO CONTENT UNDER SECTION 69A ; 4.1.2 TAKEDOWN REQUESTS ; 4.1.3. NETWORK DISRUPTIONSI INTERNET SHUTDOWNS ; 4.2. CRIMINALISATION OF ONLINE SPEECH AND EXPRESSION ; 4.3. SURVEILLANCE, PRIVACY AND GOVERNMENT'S ACCESS TO INDIVIDUALS' ONLINE DATA ; 5. APPRAISAL OF INDIA'S CYBER CENSORSHIP REGIME ; 5.1. IMPACT OF SHREYA SINGHAL JUDGEMENT ; 5.2. EXTENTION OF TRADITIONAL CENSORSHIP LAWS TOTHE ONLINE SPHERE; 5.3. APPRAISAL OF THE EXISTING REGIME ; 6. CONCLUSION ; 7. BIBLIOGRAPHY ; APPENDIX: Table of Laws pertaining to Cyber Censorship in India.