Industry and civil society share concerns on Regulation on terrorist content online with MEPs
Brussels – 18 March 2019: EuroISPA and eight organisations representing civil society and industry sent a letter to the European Parliament highlighting concerns on the proposal for a Regulation on Preventing the Dissemination of Terrorist Content Online.
The co-signatories suggest several measures to improve the proposal, such as limiting the definition of “hosting service providers”, amending the extremely short one-hour deadline to comply with removal orders, and clearly aligning the proposal with the e-Commerce Directive.
You can read it here.
The letter has been signed by:
- Access Now – https://www.accessnow.org/
- Allied for Startups – https://alliedforstartups.org/
- Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) –
https://www.cccianet.org - Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) – https://cdt.org/
- CISPE.cloud, representing Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe – https://cispe.cloud/
- EDiMA – http://edima-eu.org
- EDRi – edri.org/
- EuroISPA, the pan-European association of Internet Services Providers Associations –https://www.euroispa.org
- Free Knowledge Advocacy Group EU – https://wikimediafoundation.org/
