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This paper is about Access to internet. I compared the case of Kalda v. Estonia
(2016) and Mehmet Resit Arslan and Orhan BIngol v. Turkey.

1. The candidate, Romeo Kalda, is an Estonian national who was born in 1974.
He is serving a life sentence in jail and complains that in October 2007 the
jail specialists in Tartu Jail denied his ask to be allowed get to to the site of
the Committee of Europe Data Office in Tallinn and two State-run
databases, specifically the websites of the Chancellor of Equity and the
Estonian Parliament, containing legitimate data. More absolutely, these
websites contained interpretations and outlines of ECtHR judgments (CoE
data office), lawful suppositions (Chancellor of Equity) and draft laws,
informative memoranda, records and minutes of sittings (Estonian
Parliament). Mr Kalda complained to the Service of Equity but his complaint
was rejected in November 2007. Within the following procedures some
time recently the national courts, the Incomparable Court eventually – in
December 2009 – expelled Mr Kalda’s offer, concluding that the boycott on
detainees’ get to to the three websites in address was legitimized by
security and financial contemplations. Eminently, it found that giving get to
to extra Web destinations may increment the chance of prisoners locks in
in precluded communication, thus necessitating expanded checking and so
costs.

The candidates, Mr Mehmet Reşit Arslan and Mr Orhan Bingöl, are two Turkish
nationals who were born in 1966 and 1973. Mr Arslan and Mr Bingöl were
sentenced in 1992 and 1995, separately, for participation of an unlawful outfitted
association. They are both serving sentences of life detainment. On 13 Walk 2006
Mr Arslan asked the İzmir Jail specialists to permit him to utilize a computer and
have Web get to as given for, subject to certain conditions, by Law no. 5275 on
the execution of sentences. The prison’s administration and supervisory board
issued an ominous conclusion on the grounds that Mr Arslan kept up joins interior
the jail with other prisoners having a place to the same illicit association which he
had not selected in any preparing course. The jail specialists embraced that
supposition and denied his request.

2. I choose the two cases because I like using the internet and I think all people
should have access to internet no matter what they’ve done in order to continue
their studies or just for surfing the internet.

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