Professors Urge Strong Net Neutrality Rules

On International Human Rights Day, George Washington University Law School Professors Arturo Carrillo and Dawn Nunziato submitted a Comment to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) urging the Commission to adopt strong net neutrality rules so as not to violate the United States' international human rights and trade obligations. The professors, who run GW Law's Global Internet Freedom and Human Rights Project, stress that the United States has committed to providing services in a nondiscriminatory manner as a party to the World Trade Organization.