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New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

 
  • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
  • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
  • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


No general obligation to monitor or filter content


Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


Quote


The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


Next steps


The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







 
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    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

     
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







     
     

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

     

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

     
     

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 

    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 
    New rules adopted for quick and smooth removal of terrorist content online 
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    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







     
     
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







     
     
     

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    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
    • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
  • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
  • Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
    Platforms will have maximum one hour to remove flagged content  
  • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
  • Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
    Educational, research, artistic and journalistic work will be protected  
  • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
  • No general obligation to monitor or filter content 
    No general obligation to monitor or filter content 

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    A new law to address the dissemination of terrorist content online was approved by Parliament on Wednesday.

    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote


    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.


    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour


    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material


    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content


    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


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    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”


    Next steps


    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.







    The new regulation will target content such as texts, images, sound recordings or videos, including live transmissions, that incite, solicit or contribute to terrorist offences, provide instructions for such offences or solicit people to participate in a terrorist group. In line with the definitions of offences included in the Directive on combating terrorism, it will also cover material that provides guidance on how to make and use explosives, firearms and other weapons for terrorist purposes.

    Directive on combating terrorism

    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour

    Terrorist content must be removed within one hour

    Hosting service providers will have to remove or disable access to flagged terrorist content in all member states within one hour of receiving a removal order from the competent authority. Member states will adopt rules on penalties, the degree of which will take into account the nature of the breach and the size of company responsible.


    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material

    Protection of educational, artistic, research and journalistic material

    Content uploaded for educational, journalistic, artistic or research purposes, or used for awareness-raising purposes, will not be considered terrorist content under these new rules.


    No general obligation to monitor or filter content

    No general obligation to monitor or filter content

    Internet platforms will not have a general obligation to monitor or filter content. However, when competent national authorities have established a hosting service provider is exposed to terrorist content, the company will have to take specific measures to prevent its propagation. It will then be up to the service provider to decide what specific measures to take to prevent this from happening, and there will be no obligation to use automated tools. Companies should publish annual transparency reports on what action they have taken to stop the dissemination of terrorist content.


    Quote

    Quote

    The rapporteur Patryk JAKI (ECR, PL) said: “Terrorists recruit, share propaganda and coordinate attacks on the internet. Today we have established effective mechanisms allowing member states to remove terrorist content within a maximum of one hour all around the European Union. I strongly believe that what we achieved is a good outcome, which balances security and freedom of speech and expression on the internet, protects legal content and access to information for every citizen in the EU, while fighting terrorism through cooperation and trust between states.”

    Patryk JAKI

    Next steps

    Next steps

    The Regulation will enter into force on the twentieth day following publication in the Official Journal. It will start applying 12 months after its entry into force.













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