Internet Censorship In Australia

The Family Association of Australia is currently petitioning the Australian Federal Government to further restrict access by children to pornographic material via the internet. The petition is due for submission in December 2004. Given the outcomes of Censorship in cyberspace it is unlikely that further restrictions on internet usage will have the outcome desired by this conservative organisation, but will, rather, further restrict freedom of other usages of the internet. Tough new copyright laws were passed on December 9, 2004 by the Australian Senate, going even further than the Australian-US FTA. Impact will be felt most heavily on ISPs it seems. References to two related articles: http://rights.apc.org.au/news/2004/12/tough_copyright_laws_passed.php Internet Industry Association and EFA seem to be on the case.

See Also

External Links

  • http://www.efa.org.au/Publish/ispblocking.html
*International Freedom of Expression eXchange

 

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