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ACTA: European Parliament: Parliament should say NO to ACTA, says International Trade Committee

21 June 2012

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"Four European Parliament committees (Civil Liberties, Industry, Legal Affairs and Development) had already recommended that Parliament should reject the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), The Petitions Committee discussed five complaints calling on MEPs to reject ACTA, supported by over 2.8 million people from all over the world."

See: Press release (pdf)

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