The Internet is a worldwide system of computer networks, its a network of networks in which users at any one computer can, get information from any other computer and sometimes talk directly to users at other computers. "Today, the Internet is a public, cooperative, and self-sustaining facility accessible to hundreds of millions of people worldwide" (Internet 1). Though The Internet has become the number one source for communication and information, it took its hit for providing unsavory information and influences on young adults. "Governments around the world, claiming they want to protect children, thwart terrorists and silence racists and hate mongers, are rushing to eradicate freedom of expression on the Internet" (Silencing The Net: The Threat to Freedom of Expression On-Line 1). Information is accessible to millions and millions of people all over the world in different languages. It's a way to express one's freedom of speech but does that mean it's a creation of platform for unwanted information and destructive websites? Publishing making of bombs, suicide guides and child pornography on the Internet creates a great deal of negative impact on children and young adults. It's a step every individual should take against eradicating this information from the Internet and being responsible when using the Net. Government strict measures on the Internet laws and regulation should be enforced for the safety and security of the community.

"The Original motivation to create the Internet was an aid to the academic and research community. Today, there's no particular focus. Everyone and anyone can and does use the Net"

(Hahn 261). This means anyone who uses the Net can publish information for example, how to commit suicide. There are hundreds of websites where suicide methods are posted to encourage users to try out different ways of suicide. Is this called a freedom of speech in the right way?

A 46 year old Japanese man and 25 year old Japanese woman, who met through a suicide website, have apparently killed themselves after they got to know each other. They met for the first time a few days before taking their lives at the man's home who was a dentist by profession in Central Japan. Japanese newspapers said the pair had exchanged numerous e-mails in which they asked for the support of the other in committing suicide. ""If we have a common purpose, we have nothing to fear," the national daily Yomiuri Shimbun quoted one e-mail saying""(qtd. in Japan couple in Net suicide pact 2). The website where they met provides information on different ways to commit suicide and a bulletin board with messages from people wishing to kill themselves. "Police said there were several such sites in Japan" (Japan couple in net suicide pact 2).

There is another website called Suicide Method published by a person who made this site because he could not find any sites that gives out this information. He claims that its not his responsibility what other people do after going through his site but what he wants is to published how one can suicide in different ways:

I decided to put this information online because I simply could not find ANY www page with this kind of information (maybe because USA government repression?) so here it is, the text describing several ways for suicide. Some of these methods seems really ridiculous, others seems effective but at some cost.. -- well, read it and do what you want with your own life. (Suicide Methods 1)

In this website one can find how one student shares his method of suicide with hydro cyanic acid. This is his freedom of speech conveying messages to students all over the world who fails to

compete in school and life and wants to give up his or her life. This makes one think what kinds of information are available on the Net.

From another Internet suicide service has led to at least one death and seven deliveries of lethal potassium cyanide capsules, which was reported by Japanese police in 1998. At least one customer had killed herself using the capsules. Two customers who had been sent cyanide packages were still being sought. ""The site offered medication to people who "do not know how to obtain the right drug" to commit suicide", police said, quoting the phrasing used by the Internet page"(qtd. in Japan Police Investigate Internet Suicide Service 1). The capsules were offered for delivery by parcel post for between 30,000-50,000 yen ($258-$430) in this website service. ""The servi

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