The President of Poland Has Blocked the Law Allowing Authorities to Censor Illegal Content on the Internet
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POLISH President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed a law regulating the internet for the second time, claiming it threatens freedom of speech. The government has sharply criticized the decision, citing security reasons.
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Nawrocki's veto concerns the bill implementing the EU Digital Services Act (DSA). The regulations were intended to enable the rapid blocking of illegal content online, including that related to child sexual abuse. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's comments following the president's decision demonstrate how deeply the dispute divides politicians.
Karol Nawrocki has once again halted Polish regulations on illegal online content. The president speaks of a "censorship official," the government speaks of security. Digital platforms can observe this dispute from a safe distance.
And yet he vetoed it – wrote Donald Tusk on the X platform, referring to the president's decision regarding the bill implementing the Digital Servants Act (DSA). Karol Nawrocki decided to use the veto power in this case. “I will not succumb to any blackmail from those in power,” he stated.
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