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Implications of the US-India Cyber Relationship Framework (opens the original)
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On 7 June 2016, ongoing discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Barack Obama culminated in the US-India Cyber Relationship Framework, expected to be signed within 60 days. As part of a deepening strategic partnership between the US and India, the Framework establishes a bilateral commitment to an open, interoperable, secure and reliable cyberspace environment, and bilateral measures to combat cybercrime. As India’s interests find commonality with those of the US, this post
Three Questions on Digital Trade (opens the original)
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The inclusion of an e-commerce chapter in the recently concluded TPP Agreement has sparked off a debate around the world on internet issues being a part of trade agreements. In my last post I had looked at the efforts of civil society groups trying to engage with various trade negotiation processes through the EFF Meeting in Brussels. In this piece, I identify three issue areas that borrow from both trade and internet governance worlds to form some of the foundational concerns in this emerging a
SC asks Centre how to regulate Sexually Exploitative Content on Social Media (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a petition to block websites of dominant social media platforms, on the ground that they were used to spread videos of gang rapes and to facilitate a market for child prostitution. The two Judge bench of Justices UU Lalit and Madan B Lokur reasoned that blocking these sites was not a feasible solution, as it would set a trend of blocking wide parts of internet access to solve specific problems with how it is used. The decision is in light of a petition filed
Seven Judge Constitutional Bench of the SC relooking at the Hindutva Judgment: Day 3 Updates (opens the original)
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Day 3 began with Mr. Shyam Divan’s arguments. He continued from the previous day and recapped the structure and scheme of his arguments. He began with the subject of corrupt practice and attempted to show how it has been dealt with by the Legislature over years. He tried to trace the legislative history of corrupt practices by elaborating on the provisions dealing with the three categories of corrupt practices namely, major, minor and illegal that existed prior to the amendments in the RPA. With
Intermediaries v. Copyright Holders: The Delhi High Court Wants to Protect Both [Part I] (opens the original)
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The Delhi High Court recently reversed a long standing order which implied that intermediaries such as social media platforms would be liable for third party content. Part I of this two-part series, discusses the background to the case, some relevant legal provisions, and the earlier order of the Delhi High Court. Part II delves into the recent order of the Delhi High Court, and its impact on intermediary liability. In July 2011, a single judge bench of the Delhi High Court issued an interim ord
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