随着互联网时代的到来,诞生了互联网接入权的概念。一些国家和国际组织以及个人呼吁或者已经将互联网接入权利视为一项基本人权。是否将其纳入到国际人权法的框架体系也相应成为一个问题。但是本文分析认为,互联网接入权虽然与言论和见解自由表达权、集会自由权、平等权和发展权等许多既有的基本人权密切相关,但是在现行国际法上,特别是从国际人权法渊源来看,应当区分国际法和国内法概念,国际法上尚没有确定的有关互联网接入权的条约一类的法律渊源。在国际社会,关于互联网接入权的法律价值、相关责任和义务和界线还需要逐渐形成共识。该权利未来是有可能被纳入国际人权法的,但目前还没有,因而它还不是国际人权法上的法定概念。 With the advent of the Internet age, the concept of Internet access was born. Some countries and international organizations and individuals have called for or have already considered Internet access as a fundamental human right. The question of whether or not to include it in the framework of international human rights law has accordingly become a problem. However, the analysis of this paper argues that though Internet access is closely related to many existing basic human rights such as freedom of speech and expression, freedom of assembly, equal rights and the right to development, in the current international law, especially from the sources of international human rights law From the point of view, we should make a distinction between the concepts of international law and domestic law and the legal origin of treaties such as the one with no right to Internet access in international law. In the international community, the legal value of Internet access, related responsibilities and obligations and boundaries also need to come to a consensus. This right is likely to be incorporated into international human rights law in the future, but it is not yet up to date, so it is not yet a statutory concept in international human rights law.