In Brief
Affirms internet access as a fundamental right extending to children, disallowing blanket bans in the name of safety.
The Supreme Court has elevated citizens' right to access and use the internet to the status of a fundamental right, ruling that this entitlement extends fully to children as well.
The apex court explicitly rejected the imposition of blanket bans on children accessing the internet under the justification of safety. However, the court favoured calibrated restrictions rather than total prohibitions to protect minors online.
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