Norway's Supreme Court Considers Declaring Social Media Access a Human Right

The court debates the balance between human rights and public safety as a sex offender challenges his social media ban.

A convicted sex offender in Norway has petitioned the Supreme Court to recognize social media access as a human right.
The case emphasizes the role of social media in modern communication and freedom of expression.
Legal arguments focus on the European Convention on Human Rights, suggesting the ban may violate freedom of expression.
Previous appeals have upheld the ban, citing the offender's misuse of Snapchat to exploit children.
The ruling, expected in the coming weeks, could set a significant precedent on social media access rights.