South Africa Opposes UN Resolution on Internet Access

The resolution runs counter to provisions against hate speech and racism within South African law, according to South African Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ncumisa Pamella.

The resolution is non-binding meaning that no country is obligated to follow through with providing the right to Internet access and online freedom of expression (file photo).

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