Deputies Approve Reform of Copyright; Encourages Preventive Removal of Contents: Article 19
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The reform modifies the “safe port” regime of the Federal Copyright Law and establishes the assumptions under which a provider The post Deputies approve new responsibilities for internet providers for user infringements appeared first on .
The draft opinion to the Federal Copyright Law, which establishes new rules for internet service providers against content that may violate protected rights, was approved in general and in particular. The plenary of the Chamber of Deputies approved with 310 votes in favour, 97 in favour and 97 in favour of [...]
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Article 19 maintains that new obligations may encourage platforms to withdraw content before a determination is made as to its legality.
ARTICLE 19 warned that the reform of the Federal Copyright Act (LFDA), known as the Antimemes Act, generally approved by the Chamber of Deputies, could increase the risks of censorship and surveillance on the Internet by establishing new responsibilities for digital service providers.
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