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| + | *[[Legal Arguments Against ACTA|JURI]] : state of the report : in favor of ACTA | ||
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==The procedure in the European Parliament== | ==The procedure in the European Parliament== | ||
For detailed information about the ACTA procedure in the European system, please see this page '''[[ACTA: Procedure in the European Parliament]]'''. | For detailed information about the ACTA procedure in the European system, please see this page '''[[ACTA: Procedure in the European Parliament]]'''. | ||
Version du 20 avril 2012 à 17:22
This page lists key points to remember in any discussion about ACTA
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Main arguments
Against ACTA in general
- ACTA turns Internet companies (ISPs, service providers) into a private copyright police by forcing to take legal responsibility for what their users do online.
- ACTA brings broad and dangerous criminal sanctions in a loosely defined way.
- ACTA bypasses democracy and opens the door to a parallel legislative process, which the European MPs should be particularly angry about.
Specific arguments for each committee
- LIBE: state of the report: not yet published
What to ask: take an anti ACTA position
- ITRE : state of the report : against ACTA
What to ask: vote for the report in its actual state
- DEVE : state of the report : in favor of ACTA
What to ask: amendments of the report
- JURI : state of the report : in favor of ACTA
What to ask: reject the report
The procedure in the European Parliament
For detailed information about the ACTA procedure in the European system, please see this page ACTA: Procedure in the European Parliament.
How to act?
To help us fight ACTA, visit our page How to act against ACTA.
Learn more
- You can learn more about ACTA and it's dangers to our freedom at http://www.laquadrature.net/en/ACTA
- You should also read our counter-arguments to the Commission's disinformation about ACTA, it answers most arguments that you might encounter by those defending ACTA.
- You can also read la Quadrature's analysis of ACTA's final version and see an overview of criticisms against ACTA.
- To be informed about the next steps to urge Members of the European Parliament to reject ACTA, send a blank email to NOtoACTA-subscribe@laquadrature.net to subscribe to our list, or to acta-subscribe@laquadrature.net to discuss ACTA. We won't use your email for anything else.
- EDRi has also done a series of fact-sheets about specific aspects of ACTA: http://www.edri.org/ACTA_Week
The following resources are also helpful in better understanding ACTA:
