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France's top court rejects a draft law compelling social media companies to remove hateful content within 24 hours for interfering excessively in free speech

virtual photocopy of German NetzDG, requiring platforms to take down “manifestly illegal” content—declared unconstitutional by French Constitutional Council. @article19org responds: https://www.article19.org/... Hadas Gold / @hadas_gold : France's constitutional court has struck down most of a draft law that would've required social media platforms remove illegal content like hate speech within 24 hrs https://www.reuters.com/... See also Mediagazer

Reuters Mathieu Rosemain

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  • @rasmus_kleis Rasmus Kleis Nielsen on x
    French law putting “onus for analyzing content solely on tech platforms without the involvement of a judge, within a very short time frame, and with the threat of hefty penalties” infringe upon exercise of freedom of expression & communication, court rules https://www.nytimes.com…
  • @kenroth Kenneth Roth on x
    France's Constitutional Court strikes down a law that risked forcing internet companies to defensively remove far too much speech because it would have imposed large fines if content complained about by users as hate speech wasn't removed within 24 hours. https://www.nytimes.com/…
  • @jeffjarvis Jeff Jarvis on x
    Huge victory for freedom of expression. French hate-speech ‘Avia’ law—virtual photocopy of German NetzDG, requiring platforms to take down “manifestly illegal” content—declared unconstitutional by French Constitutional Council. @article19org responds: https://www.article19.org/..…
  • @hadas_gold Hadas Gold on x
    France's constitutional court has struck down most of a draft law that would've required social media platforms remove illegal content like hate speech within 24 hrs https://www.reuters.com/...