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EU: CYBER CRIME: EU "BLACKLIST": The Outcomes (Minutes) of a Joint meeting of the Law Enforcement Working Party and the Customs Cooperation Working Party

01 March 2011

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EU: CYBER CRIME: EU "BLACKLIST": The Outcomes (Minutes) of a Joint meeting of the Law Enforcement Working Party and the Customs Cooperation Working Party (EU doc no: 7181/11, pdf) includes the following:

"Cybercrime: The Presidency of the LEWP presented its intention to propose concrete measures towards creating a single secure European cyberspace with a certain "virtual Schengen border" and "virtual access points" whereby the Internet Service Providers (ISP) would block illicit contents on the basis of the EU "black-list"."

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