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Greens – Mandatory net censorship win

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Mandatory net censorship win

Media Release | Spokesperson Scott Ludlam
Thursday 5th August 2010, 8:30pm
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The Australian Greens have welcomed the Coalition’s announcement that it will not back the ALP’s proposed internet filter, effectively drawing a line under the hugely unpopular plan.

“This is excellent news and the liberal party should be congratulated for finally declaring their hand,: said Greens communications spokesman Senator Scott Ludlam.

“Tonight belongs to the huge number of people who contributed to a tenacious self-organised campaign that stretched from online civil libertarians all the way up to the US Department of State.

“The ALP should drop the censorship proposal rather than fighting what now looks inevitable.

“The Australian Greens will work with any party in the parliament on constructive cyber safety proposals. At last that debate can start properly,” Senator Ludlam said. FTW

Media Contact: Fernando de Freitas 0417 174 302

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