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: French-law.netFrench government to introduce ?graduated response? bill despite European vote
By Nicolas Jondet
The French Government has vowed to press on with its plan to introduce anti-piracy legislation that would require ISPs to disconnect subscribers involved in multiple instances of illegal file-sharing. The statement made by the French Government came in response to the adoption by the European Parliament of a non-binding resolution condemning such disconnections as disproportionate and contrary to human rights. The Government plans to introduce its ?graduated response? (or ?three strikes?) bill before the French Parliament in June/ July 2008.
Full post as published by French-law.net on May 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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