Saveourinternet.info Website Review

We voluntarily cope this project completely. That we can still be financially independent and talk to the representatives in Strasbourg and Brussels, organize demonstrations etc., we need your financial support. We represent the normal, european citizen. We are your voice. On July, 5th the european parliament voted on the reform of copyright law in the digital domestic market These articles would've paved the way for mas*ive censorship on the internet. That's why we started a pretty successful petition which we, thanks to a personal invitation from MeP Julia Reda, personally delivered to the representatives together with all our 736.000 The first reform proposal to the new copyright law (articles 11 and 13) has been rejected with a 318 (53%) to 278 (47%) majority! But this threat is not off the table right now! The plenary rejection means just that the reform has to be revamped and submitted again. A Despite a million signatures, thousands of handwritten letters to the parliamentarians, protests on the streets, flyer distributions and enlightenment work in social media the parliamentarians pas*ed the paper to the trialogue. There it was accepted on September 12th with a 438 (62%) to 229 (33%) majority. This means that the next step to a binding guideline is reached. Amendments adopted by the European Now only two more meetings of the responsible EU-representatives with the ministers of the countries will be held, in which changes can be After this the parliament is expected to vote one last time in january. Each nation of the european union has to adjust it's own laws Of course we want to thank all the people who supported us. Without you we wouldn't have achieved any of this. Also we want to thank Upload filters on sites like YouTu*e, Facebook and so on all have one thing in common: They never act as precisely as a human could. As a result, content that violates copyright laws, but is protected by citation law is also mostly removed. This vulnerability can be used