TAILIEUCHUNG - Internet Blocking Crimes should be punished and not hidden

The EU is considering a proposal to introduce filters for blocking of child abuse websites. European Digital Rights urges the Parliament and Council to rethink these plans. Child abuse and its portrayal on the Internet is a terrible crime that is sometimes of a severity that is scarcely believable. It must be treated seriously, with policies based on evidence and effectiveness and not on politics or gut reactions. We must avoid policies which give Member States the opportunity to adopt cosmetic measures that we have already seen being used as a replacement for real action. Evidence from countries that have imposed blocking proves conclusively that this policy is employed. | Internet Blocking Crimes should be punished and not hidden EUROPEAN DIGITAL European Digital Rights 39 Rue Montoyer B-1000 Brussels tel 32 0 2 550 4112 brussels@ European Digital Rights EDRi IS AN ASSOCIATION OF 27 privacy and digital civil rights associations from 17 Countries Booklet written by Joe McNamee Advocacy Coordinator Table of Contents Introduction and executive EU approach on child abuse is weak and badly The issue is distorted by Deleting instead of blocking sites is the only effective The blacklist will not be restricted to abuse Blocking attempts to address yesterday s Accessing blocked material is not only for experts .8 States hide behind empty gestures .9 Leading experts say no to The Commission s policy-making is The Commission facilitates illegal action by Member The proposal abandons basic principles of better Blocking by self-regulation - the beginning of the end of the open Internet. 13 Case study What is blocking Blocking involves leaving illegal websites online but simply making access somewhat more difficult. Access is always still possible regardless of the blocking technology used. By contrast deletion or take-down of an illegal website involves removing it from the Internet and making access impossible. Internet Blocking

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