US EditionBarroso Regularly Defends Networks: 'Premise Child Pornography Is Not Censorship'
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The President of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Luis Roberto Barroso, classified this Thursday (2), in Lisbon, as a decision “very balanced and moderate” to extend the responsibility of third parties' digital platforms for publication of criminal content. After participating in the XIII Legal Forum of Lisbon, the fact that until Friday (4) meets Brazilian and Portuguese authorities, entrepreneurs and specialists, Barroso said to journalists to…
The Court's decision broadened the civil liability of the platforms for online publications
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