On October 10, EU lawmakers will vote on a dangerous proposal to change copyright law.
Mozilla is urging EU citizens to demand better reforms.
On October 10, the European Parliament Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI) will vote on a proposal to change EU copyright law.
It could make filtering and blocking online content far more routine, affecting the hundreds of millions of EU citizens who use the internet everyday.
Titled “Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market,” this backward proposal is up for an initial vote on October 10 and a final vote in December.
In the weeks before the vote, Mozilla is urging EU citizens to phone their lawmakers and demand better reform.
Earlier this year, Mozilla and more than 100,000 EU citizens dropped tens of millions of digital flyers on European landmarks in protest. »