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Last Updated Thu Mar 13 10:43:02 PDT 2003
Files in this Archive
- 960805_french_isp_investigation.announce
- Association des Utilisateurs
d'Internet (French Internet Users' Association) press release strongly
criticizing French government's attempt to hold ISP system operators
liable for Usenet content.
Subdirectories in This Archive
- Up to the Parent Directory
- Internet_censorship_bills/
- Net censorship legislation & regulation in
France.
- LICRA_v_Yahoo/
- Directory of information on the LICRA v. Yahoo! (French)
and Yahoo! v. LICRA (US) cases, in which France tries to censor a
US-based website, and US courts are skeptical. The case was
initially brought against Yahoo!, Inc. by Ligue [Internationale] Contre
le Racisme et l'Antisemitisme (LICRA) in France. Yahoo! filed for a
US court judgement against US enforceability of the French ruling,
which went against them. As of Nov. 2001, US courts have supported
Yahoo!'s position that the US cannot be forced to censor a US-based
operation by a foreign government for speech that, while banned in
another country, is legal in the US.
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Association des Utilisateurs d'Internet
- The AUI aims at standing for a large number of French and
French-speaking Internet users. Its activities includes providing
relevant information to Internet users, following and participating to
Internet technical aspects improvements, and acting in direction of
a better understanding of what Internet is, and what Internet means in
terms of social and economical developments.
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Electronic Frontiers France (EF-F, EF-France)
EFF cousin organization in France. Link now dead.
- (Website in French)
webmaster@eff.org