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: Freedom to DifferSenate Internet Censorship Petition
Electronic Frontiers Australia has today launched a petition against the Government?s mandatory Internet filtering policy that will be presented to the Senate of the Parliament of Australia.
You can sign the petition electronically by going to the this page and leaving your name, postcode and email address. Please talk to your friends, family and colleagues about the problems with the Government?s mandatory Internet filtering policy and encourage them to sign the petition as well.
We are also looking for volunteers to collect printed signatures. If you are having a meeting or protest against the Government?s mandatory Internet filtering policy in the coming weeks, we would encourage you to distribute this Senate Internet Censorship Petition to collect as many printed signatures as possible. There are detailed instructions about collecting signatures, and where to return the printed signatures, here.
Learn more about this petition at http://www.efa.org.au/petition/.
If you have any questions, please email Peter Black: pete.black at efa.org.au.
Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on January 18, 2010 (boomark / email).
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