1. Our Right to the Internet COMNET – Legal Frameworks for ICTs Malta 2013 Dr Antonio Ghio

44. Fundamental Human Right Vs Digital Civil Right

45. A question of perception Liberty promoted by the Internet Broad interpretation of existing rights Public’s limited understanding of Internet Governance and Regulation

48. Digital Civil Rights Right to Internet Access Right to Informational Access Right to Informational Freedom Digital informational Self-Determination

49. Right to Internet Access Access to Infrastructure - Broadband right USO No laws impinging on Internet Access No unjustifiable or unnecessary restrictions

51. Right to Informational Access Right to content Seek and receive info through any media No unjustifiable restrictions

53. “Information is the currency of democracy” Thomas Jefferson

54. Right to Informational Freedom Freedom of Expression Right to impart and share information and ideas through any media, including the Internet Obligation not to introduce unjustified restrictions

55. Digital Informational Self-Determination Privacy in the Internet Age

56. Restricting Information Flows?

57. Predictability and Transparency Legitimacy Necessity and Proportionality Impartiality

59. Digital Civil Rights Positive Obligations Internet for all Right to eGovernment Combatting Cybercrime Millennium Development Goals in ICT Information Accessibility Internet Literacy

60. Digital Civil Rights Negative Obligations Content Restriction Intermediate Liability Disconnecting Users

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