In today's interconnected world, the internet is more than just a tool – it's a vital enabler of our rights. Without it, we struggle to access healthcare, make informed voting decisions, stay safe in a natural disaster, and organise protests. Unequal access to the internet therefore means unequal access to these rights, which perpetuates poverty and marginalisation. That’s why strategies to provide universal connectivity and close the digital
divide must prioritise the right to information. |