Information Guide Europe on the Internet
Europe on the Internet Summaries of EU Legislation ... EUR-Lex is the official source of EU legislative and judicial information [EU documents].
China New Criminal Legislation in the Progress of Harmonization of
There are more crimes using Internet more interregional or transnational computer crimes appeared. The other one is that Cybercrimes in economic field happened
The use of the Internet for terrorist purposes
Internet as a tool for countering the spread of terrorism to adopt legislation requiring Internet service providers (ISPs) to preserve specified data.
European strategy for a better Internet for kids (BIK+) - Compendium
A compilation of the existing EU formal texts relating to children in the digital world this document provides a synopsis of related laws
Report of the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of
Ordibehesht 26 1390 AP on the right to freedom of opinion and expression to the Internet as a ... legitimate expression
EU Statement on Internet legislation in Kazakhstan Swedish
Tir 19 1401 AP As we have stated previously
The Internet Legislative and Policy Environment in Kenya
Though the Jubilee Government seems committed to internet freedom there are pieces of legislation such as the Kenya Information and Communication Act
Adapting to the Internet: Why Legislation Is Needed to Address the
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EUROPEAN COMMISSION FOR DEMOCRACY THROUGH LAW
Shahrivar 15 1398 AP Article 57-B. Electoral publicity on the internet may be ... No specific legislation on electoral campaigning in social.
Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006
This document provides an overview of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of. 2006 (UIGEA or Act) 31 USC 5361-5366
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EU Statement on Internet legislation in Kazakhstan The EU has learnt to its great regret of the signature by President Nazarbayev on 10 July of the law on Information and Communications Networks, which has also been the subject of a spot report by the OSCE Centre in Astana dated 14 July. We have iterated our serious concerns about this legislation on four separate occasions in the Permanent Council this year, most recently in response to the regular report of the Representative on Freedom of the Media, Mr Miklós Haraszti, on 2 July. As we have stated previously, we are firmly of the view that this legislation is in violation of Kazakhstan's OSCE commitments to foster access to the Internet and to ensure that it remains an open and public forum for freedom of opinion and expression (PC Dec633 of 11 Nov 2004). It is also in direct contravention of the pledge
made by Minister Tazhin to the Madrid Ministerial Council on 29 November 2007, to take the recommendations of the OSCE and its institutions into account when implementing its program of democratic reforms. As Mr Haraszti has said, this legislation willSwedish Presidency of the European Union
OSCE Permanent Council No. 769
Vienna 16 July 2009
2 considerably limit freedom of the Internet and media freedom in general due to several shortcomings, in particular by equating forums, blogs, chats and other Internet resources with traditional and print broadcast media, by limiting access to foreign press and by imposing new limitations on traditional media by expanding the grounds for suspension of publication or distribution. As Kazakhstan approaches its chairmanship of the OSCE, the EU reiterates its willingness to work with Kazakhstan as incoming chair, and recalls its expectation that the country exemplify the principles, undertakings and standards of the Organization and demonstrate its readiness to do so. We urge Kazakhstan to take the concerns mentioned into account when implementing this law and considering future amendments to it. The candidate countries CROATIA* and FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA*, the countries of the Stabilisation and Association Process and potential candidate countries ALBANIA,BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, MONTENEGRO and SERBIA, as
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