
Regulation of Internet Shutdowns in India and Pakistan
Ahmad, Tariq
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Join foreign and international law experts conducting research at the Library of Congress as they shed light on foreign and comparative law issues.
In this installment of the Law Library of Congress’ Foreign and Comparative Law webinar series, foreign law specialist Tariq Ahmad will compare how India and Pakistan regulate government actions to shut down the internet. The session will examine the relevant legal frameworks, judicial responses and the impacts and human rights implications associated with shutdown measures in both countries.
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