The Daily Dose

In 2011 internet access was declared a human right by the United Nations. The report said that disconnecting people from their internet access was a human rights violation and against international law. Internet access is a human right. Right beside the “right to life, liberty, and security of person,” the right to “recognition everywhere as a person before the law,” “the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty,” and “the right to freedom of movement” is the right to access the internet. I will no longer sit quietly while New York City coffee shops deny me my God-given right…

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