To keep an eye over the communication technology, there is existence of different laws. As the communication technology is changing rapidly so there is a need for reexamination of these laws. So there should be the need of the specific laws to regulate this communication media because the ...
As of this morning, the title is no longer available for download on either platform in the country. In a statement, Google didn't mention the app by name but said it complied with all local state laws. Apple has yet to comment. Last week, Bytedance challenged the ban order in India's...
Gray [31], an attorney, points out that American dating websites are subject to no laws whatsoever to protect users from fraud and misrepresentation. If there is a problem, a user must search on their own for the perpetrator, a difficult and often futile task [31]. We agree with Gray t...
Syracuse Univ Chancellor Sims, declared the need to “Obliterate the whole tribe; make them citizens; divide all the lands among them and put them under the laws of citizenship in the State. It is the merest farce in the world to treat them as a nation.” The Syracuse Congregational Sunday...
“There are no laws against pornography in India and watching adult content privately. It’s evident that the Indian government does not have a solution to a very serious and systemic problem in the country, and is using adult sites like ours as a scapegoat,” says Corey Price, Po...
2. Harmonisation of E-commerce Laws 2.1. At an international level, several global organisations (such as OECD, UNCITRAL, WIPO) are revisiting existing laws to cope with the global nature of e-commerce. However, after e-commerce was brought within the WTO framework, the Working Group on E-...
14. Indian laws to protect women are widely ignored. The government has tried monetary rewards to keep baby girls and supported microfinance for women. NGO programs, smaller condoms, and other projects have had limited success. 15. People had little interest in State run TV channel due to poor...
Recognising the urgent need for bringing the laws to regulate the new-age technology crimes was felt in India, as a result of which the IT Act, 2000 has provided in section 67 for punishing obscenity in electronic form. Educating the children about practising safe online behaviour in order ...