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The Delhi High Court has observed that the use of celebrity names or images for art, satire, news or music would be permissible as a facet of the right of freedom of speech and expression under...
However, the Court clarified that where the identity or image of a celebrity is used to promote the sale of a product or a service without their consent, it would amount to misrepresentation.
The ten blocking orders in question issued between February 2021 and February 2022, directed Twitter to block certain information from access to the public, and to suspend several accounts.
From online trolling to sexual harassment, Ms Haxhiaj from Kosovo and Ms Faalong from Ghana share their lived experiences
From online trolling to sexual harassment, Ms Haxhiaj from Kosovo and Ms Faalong from Ghana share their lived experiences