Cybercrime Prevention Act

[Sectus]

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=855357&public ationSubCategoryId=63

This newly instated law places forth certain restrictions against actions on the internet, including libel which was slightly modified at a later time. Feel free to discuss.

[TNT]

At 10/2/12 09:11 PM, Sectus wrote: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=855357&public ationSubCategoryId=63

This newly instated law places forth certain restrictions against actions on the internet, including libel which was slightly modified at a later time. Feel free to discuss.

My response.

[Iron-Hampster]

At 10/2/12 09:59 PM, RightWingGamer wrote:

At 10/2/12 09:22 PM, TNT wrote: My response.

Ironically, these SOPA copycats are becoming quite chaotic.

I think the goal is to push as many of these as possible until one gets through, just like WW1. there we go, lets call it "Trench Warfare Legislature" but seriously how many have to be shot down before a constitutional amendment shows up to put an end to this?

[DragonPunch]

Oh...I thought this was the United States. Oh well. Still, I feel sorry for the Philippines having to put up with this bullcrap.

[orangebomb]

Just another SOPA copycat law, it's old hat by now considering that in America, there was massive amount of controversy and rage against it, which in turn shot down the law into pieces. Although, they will certainly try again, I highly doubt that a bill like SOPA or any of it's copycat laws would see the light of day in terms of being a law in the States.

The Philippines, on the other hand, I probably imagine that they aren't going to be so lucky. While it's quickly becoming an economic power within the region, there are still a whole hell of a lot of problems going on over there, and I really don't know if the people will do much about that law, but I sure do hope I'm wrong about this.

[TheGoldGuy]

Wow. Illegalizing cyberbullying, but regular bullying is still legal in most states.