legal frameworks --- @Ambassador Asoke and @Scott. These measures will indeed take time to materialize although a Treaty is needed to regulate online behavior for the common good; the challenge I see is one of political beliefs where what may be seen as regulated behavior under one regime is diametrically opposite to another; e.g. The US and the West generally believes in free speech and the right to express one's opinion without fear of punishment or sanction *although there are extremes) while China/Russia sees this freedom of expression as undermining their society as persons speak against fundamental human rights violations which are deemed subversive. Clearly as shown in the discourse, US objection to the issue of censorship is valid.

Source author: Bennette Thomas thomasb@dominica.gov.dm