CHINA | Is Access to the Internet a Fundamental Right? Many Chinese Youth Say “Yes!”

March 11th, 2010 | Author: ADM

Sage Kai Pan of china/divide writes about the results of a BBC survey which demonstrates that 78% of respondents feel that internet access is part of a citizen’s bundle of fundamental rights and freedoms.

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CHINA | Is Access to the Internet a Fundamental Right? Many Chinese Youth Say “Yes!”

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