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A plenary session of the parlament will vote on this April 3rd. The day after the parlament will stop all activities because of the upcomings European elections
by zz1 13y ago
A plenary session of the parlament will vote on this April 3rd. The day after the parlament will stop all activities because of the upcomings European elections.
YOU can urge them to make a difference, YOU can ask them to protect net neutrality. Contact them, call them, mail them, fax them, ask them to represent you, to stand for you for your interests and your freedom, and not for telcos.
Save the internet: http://savetheinternet.eu/ http://savetheinternet.eu/
If you want context: until now S&D and Greens proved to be pro net neutrality, EPP against and ALDE spoke pro net neutrality but voted against.
Another press release about the vote:
http://www.laquadrature.net/en/net-neutrality-dangerous-loopholes-remain-after-key-vote-by-lead-eu-parliament-committee http://www.laquadrature.net/en/net-neutrality-dangerous-loop...
Finally take a stand, raise your voice and ask your candidates and future representatives to defend your digital rights by signing this manifesto and asking your politician to do the same: http://www.wepromise.eu/ http://www.wepromise.eu/
- Brakenshire 13y ago> ALDE spoke pro net neutrality but voted against. To be fair, the initial proposal from the Commission was atrocious, and ALDE have played a good role in a massive redrafting which has made it a pretty okay piece of legislation. They only voted against the last amendments (from Catherine Trautmann). It's worth campaigning for those amendments to be adopted, but you need to adopt the right tone when talking to ALDE members.