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Volume: 11 Issue: 7
(July 2009)
Keywords:
hadopi
piracy
file sharing
three strikes
telecoms
Authors:
benjamin may
marie liens
Organisations:
aramis société d'avocats
Piracy: France's attempts to introduce anti-piracy legislation
The French government recently amended its plan to disconnect the internet connection of people illegally downloading copyrighted content, after the Constitutional Council rejected its controversial 'three strikes' proposal as being an infringement on human rights. Benjamin May and Marie Liens, of Aramis Société d'Avocats, examine the Constitutional Council's reasons for rejecting the proposals and how the new legislation - which sanctions those illegally downloading copyrighted content - avoids those reasons, as well as the potential new issues it raises.
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