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в ответ delomann 23.10.03 06:52
На Германи.ру же, призывая соблюдение законов ФРГ и РФ, сами же призывающие формулировнием правил нарушают законы и принципы, выдвинутые СЕ
Declaration on freedom of communication on the Internet (Strasbourg, 28.05.2003)
(Adopted by the Committee of Ministers at the 840th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
The member states of the Council of Europe,
Recalling the commitment of member states to the fundamental right to freedom of expression and information, as guaranteed by Article 10 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Considering that freedom of expression and the free circulation of information on the Internet need to be reaffirmed;
Aware at the same time of the need to balance freedom of expression and information with other legitimate rights and interests, in accordance with Article 10, paragraph 2 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Recalling in this respect the Convention on Cybercrime and Recommendation Rec(2001)8 on self-regulation concerning cyber content;
Recalling, furthermore, Resolution No. 1 of the 5th European Ministerial Conference on Mass Media Policy (Thessaloniki, 11-12 December 1997,0);
Concerned about attempts to limit public access to communication on the Internet for political reasons or other motives contrary to democratic principles;
Convinced of the necessity to state firmly that prior control of communications on the Internet, regardless of frontiers, should remain an exception;
Considering, furthermore, that there is a need to remove barriers to individual access to the Internet, and thus to complement measures already undertaken to set up public access points in line with Recommendation No. R (99) 14 on universal community service concerning new communication and information services;
Convinced that freedom to establish services provided through the Internet will contribute to guaranteeing the right of users to access pluralistic content from a variety of domestic and foreign sources;
Convinced also that it is necessary to limit the liability of service providers when they act as mere transmitters, or when they, in good faith, provide access to, or host, content from third parties;
Recalling in this respect Directive 2000/31/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2000 on certain legal aspects of information society services, in particular electronic commerce, in the Internal Market (Directive on electronic commerce,0);
Stressing that freedom of communication on the Internet should not prejudice the human dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms of others, especially minors;
Considering that a balance has to be found between respecting the will of users of the Internet not to disclose their identity and the need for law enforcement authorities to trace those responsible for criminal acts;
Welcoming efforts by service providers to co-operate with law enforcement agencies when faced with illegal content on the Internet;
Noting the importance of co-operation between these agencies in the fight against such content,
Declare that they seek to abide by the following principles in the field of communication on the Internet:....
Declaration on freedom of communication on the Internet (Strasbourg, 28.05.2003)
(Adopted by the Committee of Ministers at the 840th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
The member states of the Council of Europe,
Recalling the commitment of member states to the fundamental right to freedom of expression and information, as guaranteed by Article 10 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Considering that freedom of expression and the free circulation of information on the Internet need to be reaffirmed;
Aware at the same time of the need to balance freedom of expression and information with other legitimate rights and interests, in accordance with Article 10, paragraph 2 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms;
Recalling in this respect the Convention on Cybercrime and Recommendation Rec(2001)8 on self-regulation concerning cyber content;
Recalling, furthermore, Resolution No. 1 of the 5th European Ministerial Conference on Mass Media Policy (Thessaloniki, 11-12 December 1997,0);
Concerned about attempts to limit public access to communication on the Internet for political reasons or other motives contrary to democratic principles;
Convinced of the necessity to state firmly that prior control of communications on the Internet, regardless of frontiers, should remain an exception;
Considering, furthermore, that there is a need to remove barriers to individual access to the Internet, and thus to complement measures already undertaken to set up public access points in line with Recommendation No. R (99) 14 on universal community service concerning new communication and information services;
Convinced that freedom to establish services provided through the Internet will contribute to guaranteeing the right of users to access pluralistic content from a variety of domestic and foreign sources;
Convinced also that it is necessary to limit the liability of service providers when they act as mere transmitters, or when they, in good faith, provide access to, or host, content from third parties;
Recalling in this respect Directive 2000/31/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2000 on certain legal aspects of information society services, in particular electronic commerce, in the Internal Market (Directive on electronic commerce,0);
Stressing that freedom of communication on the Internet should not prejudice the human dignity, human rights and fundamental freedoms of others, especially minors;
Considering that a balance has to be found between respecting the will of users of the Internet not to disclose their identity and the need for law enforcement authorities to trace those responsible for criminal acts;
Welcoming efforts by service providers to co-operate with law enforcement agencies when faced with illegal content on the Internet;
Noting the importance of co-operation between these agencies in the fight against such content,
Declare that they seek to abide by the following principles in the field of communication on the Internet:....