The progressive Bill of Rights [1] for Internet users in Brazil, the Marco Civil da Internet, which was expected to be voted in Congress [2] today, September 19, 2012, ended up being cancelled for the third time since June. The vote was postponed until after the elections in October, inform [3] Twitter users under the hashtags #MarcoCivil [4] and #MarcoCivilJa [5] (Bill of Rights now).
Brazil: Internet Bill of Rights Vote Postponed Again
· Written by Sara Moreira
Categories: Latin America, Brazil, Digital Activism, Law, Technology