I'm not sure how it could become a basic human right when it has to be paid for and relatively expensive tools are needed to access it. "Affordable access" is surely defined differently in each culture. How does a third-world inhabitant who deals with hunger and poverty claim his/her right to access the web?
I'm not sure how it could become a basic human right when it has to be paid for and relatively expensive tools are needed to access it. "Affordable access" is surely defined differently in each culture. How does a third-world inhabitant who deals with hunger and poverty claim his/her right to access the web?