The human right to communicate was noted by the doctrine in the 80s of the twentieth century. Legal bases of its are in the acts of international and national law. Most often, it is guaranteed by the constitutional provisions. The technical and technological progress of IT makes that the communication between the human beings is becoming easier. However, this may be a subject of many abuses in cyberspace by ordinary criminals and organized groups. Hence, the Internet law, implemented by States or the international organizations, provides the opportunity to restrict or to suspend that right for some reasons, for example due to the social security matters.