Quotes

12-12-2011

EU High representative Catherine Ashton

Brussels

"The right to communicate freely is a key part of basic human rights. The Internet and social media have become an important way of promoting freedom of expression. That's why the EU is determined to resist any unjustified restrictions on the Internet and other new media.”

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