Anonymity is not allowed under Brazilian law because you have the right response on anything that was said about you, if what is published is different from reality. And I think it's quite fair...
And in almost all requests reflect judicial order or public ministry where there is criminal activity under Brazilian law. (e.g. pedophilia, drug trafficking, Nazism)
If taking down sites, blogs and orkut profiles that infringe brazilian law is a form of censorship, what can I say about Digital Millennium Copyright Act (Lei de Direitos Autorais do Milênio Digital).
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Anonymity is not allowed under Brazilian law because you have the right response on anything that was said about you, if what is published is different from reality. And I think it's quite fair...
And in almost all requests reflect judicial order or public ministry where there is criminal activity under Brazilian law.
(e.g. pedophilia, drug trafficking, Nazism)
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if taking down sites, blogs and orkut profiles that infringe brazilian law is a form of censorship, what can I say about Digital Millennium Copyright Act (Lei de Direitos Autorais do Milênio Digital).
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You made a mistake, Brazil holds the 7th largest uranium geological reserve in the world. http://www.mbendi.com/indy/ming/urnm/sa/br/p0005.htm
Anonymity is not allowed under Brazilian law because you have the right response on anything that was said about you, if what is published is different from reality. And I think it's quite fair... And in almost all requests reflect judicial order or public ministry where there is criminal activity under Brazilian law. (e.g. pedophilia, drug trafficking, Nazism) If taking down sites, blogs and orkut profiles that infringe brazilian law is a form of censorship, what can I say about Digital Millennium Copyright Act (Lei de Direitos Autorais do Milênio Digital).
First
Anonymity is not allowed under Brazilian law because you have the right response on anything that was said about you, if what is published is different from reality. And I think it's quite fair...
And in almost all requests reflect judicial order or public ministry where there is criminal activity under Brazilian law. (e.g. pedophilia, drug trafficking, Nazism)
Second
if taking down sites, blogs and orkut profiles that infringe brazilian law is a form of censorship, what can I say about Digital Millennium Copyright Act (Lei de Direitos Autorais do Milênio Digital).