Official Report Unveils New Legal Strategy to Enforce Free Speech as Human Rights Against Violating Corporations
Summary: An inter-governmental think tank released a shocking exposé report “How to Break Free from Internet Censorship Now”, proving full-scale mass censorship of the Internet by the “tech giants” Google, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and others, and giving solutions for uncensored access to a free and independent Internet. The report also unveils a new legal strategy for enforcing international law on free speech as human rights, even in domestic Courts, and even against private corporations.
Quotable: “The only legitimate role of search engines is to provide relevant search results, to facilitate public access to information. The only legitimate role of social media platforms is to facilitate public access to communications. … Content carriers have no legal nor moral authority to be self-appointed censors, nor to be self-proclaimed arbiters of Fact or Truth.” – Prince Judge Matthew of Thebes
Press Release: At the request of the international Judiciary, the Council on Alternative Policy Studies (CAPS), an inter-governmental university think tank, has issued a ground-breaking exposé report proving the shocking reality of full-scale mass censorship of the Internet worldwide, and giving practical solutions for individuals to gain open access to uncensored Internet resources.
The 30-page think-tank report, entitled “How to Break Free From Internet Censorship Now”, concludes that “humanity is directly confronted with… mass censorship, which was already quietly rolled out in full force by globalist mega-corporations… That rollout was completed while the mainstream establishment media… distracted with superficial stories of artificially divisive politics, while suppressing any mention of the fact of censorship.”
As the report notes: “Without this presentation proving censorship, most people would not believe it, precisely because that same censorship in collusion with mainstream media willfully prevents them from knowing about this massive event.”
The report calls “for the general public… abandoning the online platforms of self-appointed censors, and switching to free and fair service providers”, with this dire warning: “If humanity does not collectively send the strongest possible message to censoring mega-corporations now, then it will quickly and perhaps permanently lose all human rights to individually communicate any meaningful messages to each other.”
The report declares: “The only legitimate role of search engines is to provide relevant search results, to facilitate public access to information. The only legitimate role of social media platforms is to facilitate public access to communications. By restricting access by censorship to impose and enforce only state-sanctioned mainstream narratives, service providers abandon that essential function, thereby destroying the sole justification for their own existence.”
It further declares: “Search engines and social media content carriers have no legal nor moral authority to be self-appointed censors, nor to be self-proclaimed arbiters of Fact or Truth. Moreover, they have no professional qualifications to usurp any such role. Throughout all of human history since the beginning of time, it has been the exclusive domain of the independent Judiciary profession, relying upon and closely backed by free and independent Academia of classical scholarship, to be the ‘finders of fact’.”
The think tank report emphasized the profound impact of this mass censorship as a “full-scale assault against all Academia, Science, Law and Justice, directly attacking the very pillars of civilization”:
“Now, with this new censorship… of the primary flow of information and communications worldwide, the professions which are the essential pillars of civilization can no longer rely on the establishment channels of access to information: Academics can no longer conduct scholarly research… with any confidence that they have access to all relevant facts… A whole generation of scholars is being sabotaged; Lawyers [and Judges] can no longer develop cases… with any confidence in finding all relevant verifiable facts… A whole generation of jurists is being sabotaged.”
Faithful to the sub-title of the report, “Solutions to Continue Independent Research of Factual Truth”, it reveals many hard-hitting practical tools to uphold free speech:
For anti-censorship search engine alternatives to replace Google, Bing and Yahoo, it recommends DuckDuckGo, Qwant, UnBubble, and GoodGopher; For anti-censorship video service alternatives to replace YouTube, it recommends Minds, Vidme, DailyMotion, and Vimeo, combined with Patreon for monetization; For anti-censorship social media platform alternatives to replace Facebook and Twitter, it recommends Minds, Seen, Gab, and Diaspora. It also recommends a list of uncensored reliable and credible news outlets which give fair coverage to independent or alternative news reports.
The inter-governmental Council on Alternative Policy Studies (CAPS) proved that “the propaganda narrative of mainstream ‘news’ media, that” censorship “is only prohibited… if done by an official government agency, or by a near-monopoly as a quasi-public utility, is false… it completely ignores the very existence of human rights… at the higher level of international law.”
The think tank developed the following new legal strategy for enforcing international law on free speech as human rights, even in domestic Courts, and even against private corporations:
(A) All countries of the world have recognized the right to freedom of speech, and the right to freedom of “correspondence” as communications, both enforceable by the right to equal protection of law, as fundamental human rights, protected by the UN Declaration of Human Rights (Articles 19, 12, 7) and UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (Articles 19.2, 17, 26);
(B) International law imposes direct corporate and even personal liability for violations of human rights, subject to direct corporate and individual sanctions and penalties, under the UN Responsibility to Protect Human Rights (Articles 10-11), UN Remedy for Violations of Human Rights (Article 3(b)), and UN Justice for Victims of Abuse of Power (Article 8).
(C) All countries are required to enforce international human rights law both in domestic law enforcement and domestic Courts, under the UN Right to Protect Human Rights (Articles 9.5, 10-11). The United States Constitution confirms that “all treaties” – including UN human rights conventions – are “the supreme law of the land” and thus must be enforced by all American Courts (Article 6).
Background of this Event: The reality of the provable fact of a full-scale crack-down of mass censorship was realized by international Judges of the inter-governmental Sovereign Court of International Justice (SCIJ), when lawyers and investigating Court officers working on a human rights case encountered a stone-walling media black-out of all relevant facts and evidence online, while witnesses provided website links to materials censored by search engines.
The proverbial “last straw” was when the Court’s published rulings and press releases in two high-profile cases disappeared from their initial top ranking in search results, within only 24 hours as the algorithm censorship bots buried them into oblivion.
According to the think-tank report, the Court was “outraged at such brazen and intrusive censorship flagrantly violating international law and obstructing official Judiciary authorities”, as “obstructionist censorship of factual and official information of public record”. Judges condemned such censorship as “a direct sabotage of the ability of any law firm or Court to function effectively in the information age”.
The Court approached the inter-governmental think tank, requesting to urgently develop a solution. The report was authored by Prince Judge Matthew of Thebes, a Judiciary security expert and governmentally accredited international Judge for other human rights Courts who holds five Doctorate degrees, as Editor of the anti-censorship research project for the university think tank.
About the Institutions: The Council on Alternative Policy Studies (CAPS) is a public policy “Think Tank” established as the non-profit university research and development center of the inter-governmental organization (IGO) Ignita Veritas University. It holds statutory mandates to serve as a Think Tank for governments under UN Right to Protect Human Rights (Article 5), to develop public policy (Article 6) participating in public affairs (Article 8), and to provide technical assistance to governments under UN Economic Social & Cultural Rights (Articles 2, 15.4, 23).
Resources: Copies of all United Nations (UN) conventions cited in this article are provided in the “Resources: Human Rights Law” section of the official website for Ignita Veritas University (IVU), the host IGO institution for the CAPS think tank.
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