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US: A Big Step Toward Online Freedom

By Free Media Online · January 22, 2010 · Comments Off
Russia · Tagged: clinton, Human Rights Watch, Internet

Human Rights Watch (HRW) – In a groundbreaking speech at the Newseum on Thursday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton reset U.S. policy on Internet freedom, emphasizing the vital need for governments, companies and technology providers to ensure that the World Wide Web is a force for human rights.

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