ACTA 2 Adopted by the European Parliament. Civic Platform MEPs Supported Restrictions on Internet Users' Rights

12/09/2018

13:29

Michał Olech

The European Parliament has supported the draft directive on copyright in the Digital Single Market, commonly known as ACTA 2. 438 MEPs voted in favor, while 226 voted against.

Civic Platform MEPs openly boasted about their support for the directive, which restricts internet users' rights and introduces de facto censorship online, on social media – including Michał Boni and Bogdan Zdrojewski.

https://twitter.com/michalboni/status/1039833421558759424?s=21

Michał Olech

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