河野大臣、ツイッターのブロック「問題ない」SNS上でも礼節求める
The effect of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision is likely to reverberate throughout politics after the Manhattan court warned that any elected official using a social media account “for all manner of official purposes” and then excluding critics violates free speech.“The government is not permitted to ‘amplify’ favored speech by banning or burdening viewpoints with which it disagrees,” the appeals court said.
“We also conclude that once the President has chosen a platform and opened up its interactive space to millions of users and participants, he may not selectively exclude those whose views he disagrees with,” the judges said.
They noted that Trump had used Twitter to announce his nomination of an FBI director, to announce a ban on transgender individuals serving in the military, to announce the firing of his chief of staff, and about his decision to sell sophisticated military hardware to Japan and South Korea.
日米で憲法も違うし、判例の積み重ねもちがうわけで、同じ結論になるとはいえんが、同じ表現の自由の条項をもち同様にかなり表現の自由を尊重しているのであって、日本でも違憲になる可能性はある。
トランプの事例や違憲の疑いを持ち出せなかったのはもしかしたら記者たちはトランプの事例を知らなかったのか、また、憲法違反も疑ってみなかったのかもしれない・・・だとしたら、・・・・やばいと思うよ、記者として。
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