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The right to communicate without fear of government sanction or censorship. While this right is implied in some countries, it may not be explicit in all of them. For the U.S. see also "first-amendment" tag.
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Can the United States Government ban access to certain websites/services?
You haven't provided the reason for the proposed ban, but there are definitely some cases in which it allowed. For example, the Russian Ministry of Defense website is banned by the US government.
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