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EU states agree that inciting terrorism on the Internet is a crime

Posted by Mark Levitt in Computer Law at April 19th, 2008

(Via Ars Technica.)

It’s official: ‘public provocation to commit a terrorist offense’ will be a crime in the EU, and that includes ‘terrorist propaganda’ distributed via the Internet. Enforcement will be another matter.

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