Canadian Legislation Proposes Internet Access Removal for 'Specified Persons'
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Summary
The article discusses proposed Canadian legislation that would grant authorities the power to strip internet access from 'specified persons' as part of law enforcement measures. This represents a significant policy shift, particularly notable given that Canadian Liberals had previously defended internet access as akin to a human right. The legislation raises concerns about civil liberties and the balance between security measures and fundamental rights.
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Liberals were defending internet access as akin to a human right
Authorities the power to strip internet access
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