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Etemad Newspaper Criticizes Filtering and Frustrating Class-Based Internet as Contrary to Articles 25 and 79 of the Constitution

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Etemad Newspaper Criticizes Filtering and Frustrating Class-Based Internet as Contrary to Articles 25 and 79 of the Constitution

Etemad newspaper states that filtering and the frustrating tiered internet contradicts Article 25 and 79 of the Constitution.

Tiered internet, in a sense, is the government’s new privilege for specific groups such as doctors, programmers, students, and journalists. According to experts, with the implementation of this policy, the fair distribution of the internet as a natural citizen right is effectively halted, and a large portion of society is deprived of free internet access.

Tiered internet and restricting international internet access for a large portion of the population contradicts Article 25 and 79 of the Constitution.

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